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The interference pattern when the red light is replaced by a blue light passing through double slit.
Explanation of Solution
Introduction:
When light passes through a slit of the size comparable to the wavelength of the light, it diffracts. The light from one slit and the light from the second slit produce an interference pattern which is a repetition of bright and dark regions.
angle of diffraction is directly proportional to the
  
Conclusion:
The dark and bright spots become more closely spaced.
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