When the Slits in Young's Experiment Are Moved Closer Together

question 113

Multiple Choice

When the slits in Young's experiment are moved closer together, the fringes

• A) remain unchanged.
• B) move closer together.
• C) move further apart.
• D) are less intense.
• E) are none of the above.

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