Fringe width in Young's double slit experiment | Wave optics | Physics | Khan Academy

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[@afifasadiq3592]

5:38 this is what i wanted... Thank you for making short videos they are really helpful... Moreover, neither the books and nor the videos explain how we get theta here. Thank you so much.

[@boyuan588]

Amazing dude, this is the best video I found online explaining this problem

[@ayushaggarwal906]

5:00 there is a problem You have initially taken theta from the centre of the two slits But in the second image it is taken form is the slit 2 And it's not the same thing, trignometery won't work in first case Or it is an assumption because slits are very close

[@nshanthi6425]

Of course your doubt is correct. But the expression is true in this image coz trignometrically it makes sense and what he did was right but the angle here means the angle between the light from bottom source to the screen and the distance (which is the distance from the slit to the screen) But normally the angle theta would be the angle between the distance from the centre of two slits and the centre of the screen to a point in the screen.

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thank you so so so so much you know what i was having the same confusion that fringe width is width of the bright and and dark bands and this thing was irritating me from a very long time but thanks to you

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Please upload for Single slit experiment Sir

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sir have you made only 2 videos on ydse ? because some of the things you are saying you have taught earlier is not under the wave optics series

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Please make Young's single slit experiment explanation video tooo

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What a great explanation...thank you so much..

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Thanks maaan, unfortunately somehow I've found ur video through Google, this is what i was trying to figure out in last 2 days

[@saumyaaryan8443]

6:17 where are the previous video? i am unable to get them

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Where is the link to the previous video? You should have added it in description

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how small angle can be considered as arc it should be a straight line

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Where can I find the previous videos of this

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Type : Khan Academy India English In KZbin....

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Where is the previous vedio of this ???

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Can anyone help me with the ydse. Sir is referencing the previous video. But where is the video in this playlist?

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Where is the previous vdo??

[@monicaarmin1508]

Fringe width formula for single slit b yhe hga kya?

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You can't

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you can turn on captions, click on the video then tap 'cc'.

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but you can't change language

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4:31 Want to really thank you in the best way possible. Thanks a lot, Literature no one has been able to explain it in such an easy way. Is there a way i can subscribe to you only, and listen to all physics lectures recorded by you specifically. Im ready to pay for your talent. 🫡

[@FrankoChakma]

But the angle is not small for Fringe lying far away from the centre.?