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Aritra G.
Aug 31, 2017

Well, diffraction becomes significant only when the size of the diffracting element is comparable with the wavelength of light.

In the daily world, light we encounter has wavelength of the order #10^(-7)# m which clearly shows how small it is with respect to sizes of all objects around us.

That is why diffraction is not significant in everyday life. We

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