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The centre of Newton's fringe is dark due to. |
Destructive interference
Diffraction
Constructive interference
Polarization
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2 |
Example of thin film is. |
Soap burble
convex lens
Concave lens
Glass plate
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3 |
In red light is used as compare to blue light then fringe spacing. |
Decreases
Remain same
Increases
Becomes zero
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4 |
In blue light is used as compare to red light then fringe spacing. |
Increase
Decreases
Remain same
Becomes zero
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5 |
The fringe spacing in a double slit experiment can be increased by decreasing. |
Wavelength of light
Width of slits
Slit separation
Distance between the slits and the screen
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6 |
Fringe spacing in Young's double slit experiment increases due to increase in. |
Slit separation
Wave length
Order of Fringe
Frequency of source
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Fringe spacing is inversely proportional to. |
Wave length
Slit separation
Distance between the slit and screen
Frequency of light
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8 |
Light entering rom air glass does not change in its. |
Frequency
Wavelength
Velocity
Direction
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9 |
Sodium chloride in a flame gives |
Green light
White light
Red light
Yellow light
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10 |
The blue colour of sky is due to |
diffraction
Reflection
Polarization
Scattering
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11 |
An oil film on water surface shows colour due to. |
Diffraction
Interference
Polarization
Dispersion
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12 |
The fringe spacing increases if we use. |
Yellow light
Green lgiht
Blue light
Red light
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13 |
According to Hygen's principle, each point on a wave front acts as a source of. |
Secondary wavelet
New wave front
Sound
Primary wavelet
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14 |
Hygen's principle is used for. |
Explain polarization
Locate the wave front
Find the speed of light
Find the index of refraction
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15 |
A ray of light shows the direction of propagation of light It is line which is. |
Normal to the wave front
Parallax to the wave front
Opposite to the wave front
Equal to the wave front
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16 |
the locus of all pint in the same wave of vibration is called. |
Wave front
Diffraction
Interference
Polarization
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In case of point source the shape of wave front is. |
Plane
spherical
Circular
Eliptical
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