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    This document contains solutions to physics problems involving concepts like interference, diffraction, refraction, lenses, optical fibers, and lasers. Some key details include: - Calculations of light intensities at different angles due to interference from a double-slit experiment. - Determining wavelength of light using diffraction equations and measurements of diffraction patterns. - Applying Snell's law and lens equations to solve problems involving refraction and thin lenses. - Calculating parameters of optical fibers like numerical aperture based on properties of the core and cladding materials. - Analyzing laser beam characteristics and interactions based on equations for standing waves and multiple-beam interference. In summary, this document provides worked solutions to a variety

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    This document contains solutions to physics problems involving concepts like interference, diffraction, refraction, lenses, optical fibers, and lasers. Some key details include: - Calculations of light intensities at different angles due to interference from a double-slit experiment. - Determining wavelength of light using diffraction equations and measurements of diffraction patterns. - Applying Snell's law and lens equations to solve problems involving refraction and thin lenses. - Calculating parameters of optical fibers like numerical aperture based on properties of the core and cladding materials. - Analyzing laser beam characteristics and interactions based on equations for standing waves and multiple-beam interference. In summary, this document provides worked solutions to a variety

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    of 7

    P VII (SOLUTION)

    1. I1 43cos 2 60 o
    43

    4
    43 43 3
    I2 cos 2 30o
    4 4 4
    129
    8.1w / m 2
    16

    I0
    2. I1
    2
    I 1 I
    I2 0 0
    2 2 4

    3. C (No interference)

    I0
    4. I1
    2
    I I0
    I2 0 I3
    4 8
    I0
    I4 less than 10%
    16

    5. d sin 30o
    d 2 1300 nm

    6. bsin

    5mm

    2m
    5 103
    tan
    2
    5 103
    0.2 103
    2
    5 107 500 nm

    D
    7. width
    b
    D
    tan
    bD b
    5000 10 10 5 1
    3

    02 10 200 40

    8. Due to longer wavelength of sound. Diffraction occur more.

    9. 100 me m 0
    m0 25 (D)

    D 25
    10. m 1 1 3.5
    f 10

    f0
    11. f0 f e 52 25
    fe
    Solve f 0 50, f e 2

    12. f 0 60 fe 5
    1 1 1

    v 360 60
    1 1 1

    v 60 360
    5 1

    360 72
    v 72 u
    1 1 1

    30 72 u 5
    1 1 1 7

    u 5 30 30
    30
    u
    7
    30
    Length = 72 76.3
    7

    13. AC 1BD
    BD / AC

    B1
    14. tan 45o
    D

    y
    45o
    D

    D
    1 d
    dD
    B D
    tan 30o 2
    D Dd
    1 1
    3 1.732
    3

    15. 7th maximum = 7



    11th minimum = 10
    2
    7 7 .5 500 10 9
    y 3
    2 2 .110 3
    = 8.75 mm

    16. d n only 2 integer values are possible n= 0, n = 1


    Total 3 maximum
    d sin
    3
    sin
    5
    3 y
    tan
    4 D
    3
    y 100 75
    4

    17. no effect as i & j velocity.


    In k VI 2Vm V0
    16 5 11

    VI 3i 4j 11k

    18.

    v

    x x

    x x
    Length of dot x x 2
    d 2x
    VI 2V
    dt

    2 1 2
    19. Peff 2P
    10
    2 1
    1
    5 f eff
    5
    2 40
    2 1

    1
    1 9
    8 8

    20.
    x
    h
    x

    f

    d
    h
    tan x x
    f
    Deviation
    x 1
    h
    1
    f
    h
    1
    f0

    SECTION II

    1. as interference may be
    a, c, d
    r
    No fringe when transmission axis is

    2. as object is at 2f distance.
    x 40
    y 1
    z 1

    D 2
    3. 2
    d
    D1
    1 2 21
    d
    o
    4. (a) angle may be 90
    (b) sin i 2 1 sin A cos A
    sin i cos A 2 i sin A
    sin 2 i cos 2 A 2 sin i cos A 2 1 sin 2 A
    A

    i A

    1 sin 2 i 2sin iCBA 2 sin 2 A


    sin i sin A 1 sin 2 i 2sin iCBA sin 2 i 1 2sin i ln A 0 not possible.
    o
    (c) if i 90
    r1 C
    r2 A C
    So, from Snells law
    sin r2 sin e
    sin r2 sin e
    sin A C sin c possible.
    (d) i r (i = r condition for min. deviation)

    5.

    d 2f 2
    f1

    F1 d 2f 2 d f1 2 f 2
    Option (a) & (b) true.

    6. B, C

    7. O & I1 both are virtual object.


    I1 & I2 Real image.

    1 1 1
    8.
    v 10 f
    1 1 1

    v 40 f
    5 2
    Add f 16
    40 f
    v 80 / 3

    9. Hologram image looks different in diff. direction.

    f0
    10. 20 f0 f e 42
    fe
    fe 2
    f 0 40
    Length decreases for least distance of clear vision.
    Df D
    ve f
    Df Df
    ve f
    v0 v e
    f 0 ve
    f 0 fe

    Section III
    1 1
    1.
    v R

    1 1
    2
    10 10
    2 1 2 1

    v u R
    2 1 2 1
    v 20
    v 10
    1 2 2
    For parallel surface
    v 10
    v5
    y5

    .4 300 109 .4 500 109


    2. 1 2
    2 103 2 10 3
    68 105 10 105
    2n1 1 2n 2 1
    3 2
    2 2
    2n1 1 3 2n 2 1 5
    6n1 3 10n 2 5
    6n1 10n 2 2
    3n1 5n 2 1
    n1 2, n 2 1 also n1 7, n 2 4

    62
    3 2 30 105
    2
    4
    = 3 10

    3. f0 100
    fe 5
    25 5 25
    v 0 2m ve =
    30 6
    v 0 2m ve 25
    m=6
    I0 I
    4. I1 I2 0 cos 2 t
    2 2
    I
    I3 0 cos 2 3t cos 2 t
    2
    I0
    I4 cos 2 t cos 2 3t cos 2 90 2t
    2
    96 1 3
    1 9
    2 4 4
    5. 3I0 I0 I0 2I0 cos
    1 25
    cos 2 4
    2 3 3
    25 25
    2.4 2.1 t
    3 2 6
    25 3 25
    t 106 05
    1.8 5 1.8

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