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Okay so today i sat a AS level physics paper and after finishing the exam i looked threw the equation booklet and decided to do some manipulation and i came up with this and was wondering what you guys think of it. I am confused! :)
E=hc/λ AND λ=h/mv
subbing in gives E=hcmv/h which is E=cmv
conservation of energy...
cmv=1/2mv^2
2c=v
how can velocity = 2*speed of light?
Thoughts?
E=hc/λ AND λ=h/mv
subbing in gives E=hcmv/h which is E=cmv
conservation of energy...
cmv=1/2mv^2
2c=v
how can velocity = 2*speed of light?
Thoughts?