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Diffraction Grating - Optics and Modern Physics - Past Paper, Exams of Physics

This is the Past Paper of Optics and Modern Physics which includes Length of Physical Path, Wave Function, Laser Beam, Index of Refraction, Optical Path Length, Linearly Polarized Parallel, Angle of Incidence etc. Key important points are: Diffraction Grating, Quantities Remains Unchanged, Index of Refraction, Radius of Curvature, Focal Length of Lens, Ratio of Wavelength, Slit Spacing, Wavelength of Incident Light

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