Why does a $DVD$ store almost $30$ times more information than a $CD$?

  • A
    $DVD$ uses a shorter-wavelength laser of $6350 \,\mathring{A}$,while a $CD$ uses an infrared laser of $7800 \,\mathring{A}$.
  • B
    $CD$ uses a shorter-wavelength laser compared to a $DVD$.
  • C
    $CD$ works on the principle of diffraction.
  • D
    $DVD$ works on the principle of diffraction of light.

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