Using ? k = k red - k green . (The \"width of the bump\" is not always perfectly

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Using ?k = kred - kgreen. (The "width of the bump" is not always perfectly clear. There is not necessarily a clean zero between successive bumps. When there is an ambiguity, figure out a way to define what you mean by the "width of the bump" in a way that someone else reading your description could reproduce your numbers.)

What is the "bump" and how can i measure it? I have already found delta k.

fred(Hz)

fgreen (Hz)

Width of bump
in the sum (cm)

?k (cm-1)

20

19

fred(Hz)

fgreen (Hz)

Width of bump
in the sum (cm)

?k (cm-1)

20

19

Explanation / Answer

Width of the bump can be defined as the distance between two identical points on consecutive trough or crest.

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