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Physics, 16.08.2021 22:20, SethSimunek

You shoot a beam of electrons through a double slit to make an interference pattern. After noting the properties of the pattern, you then double the speed of the electrons. What effect would this have?
(a) The fringes would get closer together.
(b) The fringes would get farther apart.
(c) The positions of the fringes would not change.

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