MCQ
On using white light in Young's double slit experiment:
- AOnly white and black fringes will be obtained
- BWhite fringes will be obtained
- ✓Central fringe will be white but two-three colored fringes will appear black
- DNone of the above.
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Central fringe will be white but two-three colored fringes will appear black
(C) - Central fringe will be white but two-three colored fringes will appear black
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