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Red laser is illuminating three sets of single-slits, one after another. The wavelength of a laser...

Red laser is illuminating three sets of single-slits, one after another. The wavelength of a laser is 633 nm, the widths of slits are: 1500 nm; 900 nm; 600 nm. Which of these systems produces broader diffraction pattern on a screen?

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900 nm

600 nm

1500 nm

All slit produce the ssame pattern

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