Young's double-slit experiment is performed with blue and green light of wavelengths and

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Young's double-slit experiment is performed with blue and green light of wavelengths 4360 A˚4360\,\text{\AA} and 5460 A˚5460\,\text{\AA}, respectively. If xx is the distance of the fourth maximum from the central maximum, then: (a) x(blue)=x(green)x(\text{blue}) = x(\text{green}) (b) x(blue)>x(green)x(\text{blue}) > x(\text{green}) (c) x(blue)<x(green)x(\text{blue}) < x(\text{green}) (d) x(blue)x(green)=54604360\frac{x(\text{blue})}{x(\text{green})} = \frac{5460}{4360}

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