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In a hologram interference experiment with a helium-neon laser, the surface under test is illuminated and viewed at normal incidence. If the displacement to be determined is 2500 nm, by how many fringes will it be represented if (a) the displacement is normal to the surface, (b) it is 45° to the normal, and (c) it is in the plane of the surface?

category

physics

options

  1. (a) 7.9 fringes, (b) 0 fringes, (c) 5.6 fringes
  2. (a) 3.5 fringes, (b) 7.9 fringes, (c) 2.8 fringes
  3. (a) 0 fringes, (b) 3.5 fringes, (c) 5.6 fringes
  4. (a) 7.9 fringes, (b) 5.6 fringes, (c) 0 fringes
  5. (a) 5.6 fringes, (b) 7.9 fringes, (c) 0 fringes
  6. (a) 3.5 fringes, (b) 2.8 fringes, (c) 0 fringes
  7. (a) 5.6 fringes, (b) 3.5 fringes, (c) 2.8 fringes
  8. (a) 0 fringes, (b) 5.6 fringes, (c) 7.9 fringes
  9. (a) 5.6 fringes, (b) 0 fringes, (c) 3.5 fringes
  10. (a) 2.8 fringes, (b) 3.5 fringes, (c) 7.9 fringes

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stemez-Optics

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