May/June 2026 Paper 13

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28Diffraction Diffraction GratingsHard1 mark
A beam of white light is incident normally on a diffraction grating.
Three bands of bright fringes are formed on a screen, labelled 1, 2 and 3 as shown.
white light travelling horizontally strikes a diffraction grating (shown as a short vertical dashed line) and splits into three rays that diverge towards a vertical screen on the right, striking it at three points labelled 1 (upper), 2 (middle, straight through undeviated) and 3 (lower)
What are the colours of the fringes seen on the screen?
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Acontinuous spectrum, red → violetwhitecontinuous spectrum, violet → red
Bcontinuous spectrum, violet → redwhitecontinuous spectrum, red → violet
Ccontinuous spectrum, red → violetcontinuous spectrum, red – violet – redcontinuous spectrum, violet → red
Dcontinuous spectrum, violet → redcontinuous spectrum, violet – red – violetcontinuous spectrum, red → violet