optics and central maximum

spoonthrower

Is the red or violet end of the first order nearest the central maximum? Justify your answer. What would you observe if d were decreased. explain.

I have no idea what the central maximum is. what equations do i use? i am so lost. please help me out. thanks.

Chi Meson

Crack open the textbook, you have some studying to do in the diffraction section (either "single slit," "double slit," or "diffraction grating").

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spoonthrower	optics and central maximum Tweet Is the red or violet end of the first order nearest the central maximum? Justify your answer. What would you observe if d were decreased. explain. I have no idea what the central maximum is. what equations do i use? i am so lost. please help me out. thanks.

Chi Meson Recognitions: Homework Help Science Advisor	Crack open the textbook, you have some studying to do in the diffraction section (either "single slit," "double slit," or "diffraction grating").