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why do you find the same wavelengths and colors on each side of the central maxima?
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drwls
In what experiment? Single slit diffraction of white light? Diffraction by a grating?
Because cos(theta) = cos(-theta)
Theta is the angular distance from the central maximum, for a particular wavelength and order.
Because cos(theta) = cos(-theta)
Theta is the angular distance from the central maximum, for a particular wavelength and order.
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