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Find the ratio of intensity at 1st maximum to intensity at 2nd maximum in a single slit diffraction experiment.

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2.78
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2.56
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3.82
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Solution

The correct option is A 2.78
Intensity at a point on the screen is given by

I=I0(sinββ)2

Where, I0 Intensity at central maximum.

β=πλ(bsinθ)

The angular position of 1st maximum is

sinθ1=3λ2b

β1=3π2

I1=I0(sin(3π/2)3π/2)2

I1=I0(491089)

The angular position of 2nd maximum is

sinθ2=5λ2b

β2=5π2

I=I0(sin(5π/2)5π/2)2

I2=I0(493025)

I1I0=30251089=2.78

Hence, option (A) is correct.

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