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Young's Double-Split experiment shows two waves of light interfering with each other.
However I have a question I was hoping someone can help me with.
Why is it we can see the Interference Pattern with large bands of light and dark?
Would not the waves be so small that the interference pattern would be also very small and not detectable by eye?
I can only guess its something to do with the size of the slits and the wave length of visible light.
However I have a question I was hoping someone can help me with.
Why is it we can see the Interference Pattern with large bands of light and dark?
Would not the waves be so small that the interference pattern would be also very small and not detectable by eye?
I can only guess its something to do with the size of the slits and the wave length of visible light.
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