In single slit diffraction pattern

Question

In single slit diffraction pattern (A) central fringe has negligible width than others (B) all fringes are of same width (C) central fringes do not exist (D) None of the above

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The following diagram shows a single slit diffraction pattern. <img class="img-fluid question-image" alt="image" src="https://cdn.tardigrade.in/img/question/physics/a20d2f80be33f0fb6e865ab89728ae89-.png" /> As is clear from above diagram, in single slit diffraction, the central fringe has maximum intensity and has width double then other fringes. Hence, none of the options are true.

Q. In single slit diffraction pattern

central fringe has negligible width than others

all fringes are of same width

central fringes do not exist

None of the above

The following diagram shows a single slit diffraction pattern.

As is clear from above diagram, in single slit diffraction, the central fringe has maximum intensity and has width double then other fringes. Hence, none of the options are true.

Q. In single slit diffraction pattern

central fringe has negligible width than others

all fringes are of same width

central fringes do not exist

None of the above

The following diagram shows a single slit diffraction pattern. As is clear from above diagram, in single slit diffraction, the central fringe has maximum intensity and has width double then other fringes. Hence, none of the options are true.

The following diagram shows a single slit diffraction pattern.

As is clear from above diagram, in single slit diffraction, the central fringe has maximum intensity and has width double then other fringes. Hence, none of the options are true.