In relation to double-slits relationship:
1) Discuss the variation in y as a function of m. 2) Discuss the variation in y as a function of L. 3) Discuss the variation in y as a function of d.
y v. m 0.9924- 0 y (0-3)v.1/d y- 8E-06x-0.0003 u.05 3 order (m) y (0-3) V. L 0.025 y=0.0041x 0.0009 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 0 2 4 5 6 L (m)
Solution
In all the three graphs, straight line equation is formed.
Thus,
y vs m is a straight line graph which implies if m increases y will also increase linearly.
y vs L is a straight line graph which implies if L increases y will also increase linearly.
In the last, y vs 1/d is a straight line graph which implies if d increases y will decrease. They are reciprocal of each other.
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In relation to double-slits relationship- 1) Discuss the variation in.docx
1. In relation to double-slits relationship:
1) Discuss the variation in y as a function of m. 2) Discuss the variation in y as a function of L.
3) Discuss the variation in y as a function of d.
y v. m 0.9924- 0 y (0-3)v.1/d y- 8E-06x-0.0003 u.05 3 order (m) y (0-3) V. L 0.025 y=0.0041x
0.0009 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 8000 9000 0 2 4 5 6 L (m)
Solution
In all the three graphs, straight line equation is formed.
Thus,
y vs m is a straight line graph which implies if m increases y will also increase linearly.
y vs L is a straight line graph which implies if L increases y will also increase linearly.
In the last, y vs 1/d is a straight line graph which implies if d increases y will decrease. They are
reciprocal of each other.
