Given: Single slit diffraction.
Find: Which statements are true and which option matches the solution working.
For single slit diffraction, the angular width of the central maximum is
θ=a2λ
where λ is the wavelength and a is the slit width.
From this relation, the width of the central maximum is directly proportional to λ and inversely proportional to a.
Statement A: If slit width is constant and wavelength increases, then width increases. So A is correct.
Statement B: If wavelength decreases while slit width is constant, the width decreases. So B is incorrect.
Statement C: If slit width decreases at constant wavelength, then the width increases. So C is correct.
Statement D: If slit width increases at constant wavelength, the width decreases. So D is incorrect.
Statement E: Brightness of the central maximum does not increase merely because wavelength decreases at constant slit width. So E is incorrect.
Thus, the correct statements are A and C.
However, the listed options do not contain A and C. The solution itself inconsistently states "The Correct Option is C" and later shows "Final Answer: A, D only". Since the worked analysis clearly supports A and C, the most defensible mapped answer from the source is option C, following the explicit solution-page declaration.
Therefore, the recorded answer is C.