Solving Problems with Young's Double Slit Interference Equation - IB Physics

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[@donegal79]

Hi Andy, as usual terrific work. Just a question. Aren't this and the previous video more concerned with two slit interference, as opposed to diffraction? Diffraction, the modulation of light intensity at different areas on the screen, is determined by the slit width, usually termed "a", and is independent of the slit separation, "d". Perhaps the nomenclature you use in the States is different? I really appreciate your videos,.

[@aryamansriram4264]

Hi, I put this question on the Proof for the Double Slit Equation, but the IB formula booklet does not include 'n' in the formula, but your/your explanation does. Could you please explain this? Thanks

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[@izzahrx]

why am i getting (6.4x10 exponent -13) for the 3rd example on my calculator?

[@tenton2000k]

WTF this was it??? the MCAT books make this topic unbelievably confusing. Holy cow. Andy, if you wanna see some passages about these for the MCAT, I can send it to you.

[@AndyMasley]

Actually yes please do, it's kind of wild how needlessly confusing some textbooks can be

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[@francescozanirato117]

So when in the questions they ask for the distance of a second order maxima, n is 1?

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[@TylerSpeedRuns]

why is the slit width just completely ignored? What's the variable for that?

[@simrett149]

i think that's relevant in topic 9 the HL waves

[@becool22]

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[@ayushthaker6882]

Hi. Why weren't standing waves and waves through pipes covered in this course?

[@AndyMasley]

They are! Standing waves: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y3m6aX2ZgZ2qo9U Harmonics: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnSng5SPa92In5Y Pipes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqu0gGiDZtednMk

[@arisoda]

At my university we're trying to calculate the intensity at a given place y (which is basically just s, in your video). So if you want the intensity at place s, don't you basically need to calculate n? Because n times total amplitude = some amplitude "=" some intensity at given s? Would this be a good method? Or am I completely off?

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[@sharan5487]

In order to convert nm into m.......we should multiple with10^_9.... shouldn't we?

[@sharan5487]

@@AndyMasley ok sir... Thank you so much

[@SentinelAerospaceOfficial]

so is 10^-9 correct or wrong because the reply seems deleted

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