Youngs double Slit equation
for AQA, does anyone know if we need to do know the derivation for it? It's in my textbook...but my teacher didnt mention its so im not sure
Original post by Typhoon23
I'm pretty sure you do. They wouldn't ask you to completely write it out but I think they can give you part of it and ask you to finish it.
ok thank you!
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