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The fringe width in an interference pattern is denoted by $ X $.

Explanation:

The fringe width is defined as:

$ W = \frac{\lambda D}{d} = X $

Here, $ \lambda $ is the wavelength, $ D $ is the distance to the screen, and $ d $ is the slit separation.

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