Physics 9702 · AS & A Level · Physical quantities

Physical quantities — practice question

The equation $n\lambda = d\sin\theta$ may be applied with a diffraction grating to determine the wavelength of visible light. Which quantity is unsuitable for use in this equation?

  • A$d$ : distance from grating to screen
  • B$\lambda$ : wavelength of light
  • C$n$ : order of intensity maximum
  • D$\theta$ : diffraction angle of intensity maximum

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