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If we move mirror M2 in a Michelson interferometer and the fringe pattern shifts by 0.50 fringe, how far did we move the mirror? 0 wavelength 0.25 wavelength 0.50 wavelength 0.75 wavelength 1.00 wavelength 2.00 wavelengths

If we move mirror M2 in a Michelson interferometer and the fringe pattern shifts by 0.50 fringe, how far did we move the mirror? 0 wavelength 0.25 wavelength 0.50 wavelength 0.75 wavelength 1.00 wavelength 2.00 wavelengths

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If we move mirror M 2 in a Michelson interferometer and the fringe pattern shifts by 0.50 fringe, how far did we move the mirror? 0 wavelength 0.25 wavelength 0.50 wavelength 0.75 wavelength 1.00 wavelength 2.00 wavelengths

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