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5 stepsIdentify the formula for phase difference in Young's double-slit experiment.
The phase difference () between two waves is related to their path difference () by the formula:
where is the wavelength of light.
Determine the path difference for a bright fringe.
For a bright fringe (constructive interference), the path difference is an integer multiple of the wavelength:
where is the order of the bright fringe ().
Find the order of the third bright fringe.
The central bright fringe corresponds to .
The first bright fringe corresponds to .
The second bright fringe corresponds to .
The third bright fringe corresponds to .
So, for the third bright fringe, .Calculate the path difference for the third bright fringe.
Using , the path difference is:
Calculate the phase difference for the third bright fringe.
Substitute into the phase difference formula:
The wavelength is given but is not required for this calculation as it cancels out.
The final answer is
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