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In a school lab, a green laser produces a double-slit interference pattern on a screen 2.0 m away. The double-slit slide is replaced with one where the slit separation is half the original, while slit widths and the wavelength are unchanged. What happens to the spacing between adjacent bright fringes on the screen?
An electric lab heater is powered by an ideal 12 V dc supply. When new, the heater's resistance is 6.0 Ω. After use, oxidation increases its resistance by 50% but the supply voltage remains 12 V. Which statement about the power dissipated in the heater is correct?
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