Light from a distant point source is incident on a narrow slit. The graphs show the intensity on a distant screen as a function of 8. The only difference among the three cases is the width of the slit. The vertical scale has been normalized so that the maximum intensity is the same for all three cases. (1) Which curve is produced by the largest slit? A. #1 B. #3 C. #2 D. not enough information (2) Which curve is produced by the smallest slit? A. #1 B. #3 C. #2 D. not enough information

Light from a distant point source is incident on a narrow slit. The graphs show the intensity on a distant screen as a function of 8. The only difference among the three cases is the width of the slit. The vertical scale has been normalized so that the maximum intensity is the same for all three cases. (1) Which curve is produced by the largest slit? A. #1 B. #3 C. #2 D. not enough information (2) Which curve is produced by the smallest slit? A. #1 B. #3 C. #2 D. not enough information

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Chapter29: Introduction To Quantum Physics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5CQ: Why don't we notice quantization in everyday events?

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