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A thin film of oil (n = 1.46) is floating on a water surface (n = 1.33) = 600 nm). and is illuminated from above by monochromatic light (A For what thickness of the oil film will the reflected light be bright? (in nm) OA: 49.2 OB: 71.3 OC: 103.4 OD: 150.0 OE: 217.5 OF: 315.4 OG: 457.3 O H: 663.1
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Transcribed Image Text:A thin film of oil (n = 1.46) is floating on a water surface (n = 1.33) = 600 nm). and is illuminated from above by monochromatic light (A For what thickness of the oil film will the reflected light be bright? (in nm) OA: 49.2 OB: 71.3 OC: 103.4 OD: 150.0 OE: 217.5 OF: 315.4 OG: 457.3 O H: 663.1
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