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Suppose two microscope slide are held apart by a couple of hairs, so that there is a space between the slides of 0.80 micrometers. (thus, we have an air space between the glass slides. the hairs merely hold the spacing constant.) when white light is shined on the slides at normal incidence and the reflected light is viewed, there are two visible wavelengths which are reflected constructively. what are these wavelengths?

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