In $\text{YDSE}$,$S_1$ and $S_2$ have the same intensity $I_0$. Column-$I$ shows the distance $x$ of a point $P$ from the central point $O$ on the screen,and Column-$II$ shows the intensity at $P$. Match Column-$I$ with Column-$II$. (Wavelength is $\lambda$)
Column-$I$ Column-$II$
$(A) x = \frac{D \lambda}{d}$ $(P) I_0$
$(B) x = \frac{D \lambda}{4d}$ $(Q) 2 I_0$
$(C) x = \frac{D \lambda}{3d}$ $(R) 3 I_0$
$(D) x = \frac{D \lambda}{6d}$ $(S) 4 I_0$

  • A
    $(A)-S, (B)-Q, (C)-P, (D)-R$
  • B
    $(A)-P, (B)-R, (C)-S, (D)-Q$
  • C
    $(A)-Q, (B)-P, (C)-S, (D)-R$
  • D
    $(A)-P, (B)-Q, (C)-S, (D)-R$

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