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Undergrad Is This Random or Convenience Sampling?
Hi, I hope you can help. I collected my samples on the street by just asking passers by to fill in my questionnaire. I moved to 5 different locations within the city and spent 3 hours each visit 3 times a week for one month. Is this random sampling? Or it it sill convenience sampling? Can...- alex_boothby
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- Sampling Type
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- Forum: Set Theory, Logic, Probability, Statistics
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Help with Project: Please fill in this questionnaire about Climate change
Hi. I was hoping you guys could help me for my university dissertation project. It's basically a questionnaire about climate change, it shouldn't take any longer than 10 minutes (or quicker) and it would be really helping me. If you have any comments about it please feel free to message me on...- alex_boothby
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- Change Climate Climate change Project
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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What color is best for the eye's resolving power?
hi, i was just wandering what colour you see best in a why?, i mean if a room was to be flooded in red blue or green what would be the best for the resolving power of the eye. thank you very much, alex- alex_boothby
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- Colour Eye Resolution
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- Forum: Optics
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Wave particle duality as a research project
Hmmm Solar nutrinos... We have not currently covered that in our sylabus currently! Maybe i should stick to something i already know about! I was thinking about doing my project as a kind of time line i.e starting off with Newton thinking it as waves, then einstein with the photoelectric effect...- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wave particle duality as a research project
thanks guys, well all we've been asked to do is research somehting. Its not a practical experiment, we've just gota use books interweb ect to find out about something. Any of you guys got any other goos ideas??- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Wave particle duality as a research project
Would this be a good idea for a research project, i.e as it has controversey in it, photoelectric effect verses Youngs double slit. im doing A-level, and this is a piece of coursework. thank you!- alex_boothby
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- Duality Particle Project Research Research project Wave Wave particle duality
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Storing Formulas on Sharp EL-531W Calculator
is it possible to store formulas in a calculator, i have a sharp el-531w thank you- alex_boothby
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- Formulas
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- Forum: Computing and Technology
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Plotting Resolution Against Lux in Excel
dont worry done it.- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Plotting Resolution Against Lux in Excel
anyone?? please!- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Plotting Resolution Against Lux in Excel
every subect seem to be different! which kind of graph and a lot what axis do i plot, if i was to do plot resolution against lux! plus anyone kno the proper way to do this in excell. thanks- alex_boothby
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- Excel Lux Plotting Resolution
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Calculating Eye Resolution at Different Distances
ne1 kno much about resolution when u change the lux in the surroundings?- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Optics
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Undergrad Measuring Perception of Line Separation at Varying Distances and Light Levels
ive done a test were, i get someone to try and distinguish to lines that are 0.25mm apart from varying distances. then I am going to do some kind of calculation to tell me somthing (hopefully) and i have done this experiement in different light levels, controlling the lux. and i have...- alex_boothby
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- Levels Light Line Measuring Perception Separation
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- Forum: Optics
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Undergrad Calculating Eye Resolution at Different Distances
hey how would you work out resolution of an human eye at defeerent distances looking at 2 lines 0.25mm apart? cheers alex- alex_boothby
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- Eye Resolution
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- Forum: Optics
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Human Eye Resolution: Testing Light Levels
hi, I've just done an experinemt to try and show the resolution of the human eye in different light levels. i did it by putting a 0.25mm apart slits in a tube then, behind it had an adjustbable light, then i moved the slit further back, and asked them to say if they could see the two slits...- alex_boothby
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- Eye Human Levels Light Resolution Testing
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Does energy barely leave the sphere?
its a ball bearing rolling down a slope, and then released at different distances- alex_boothby
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help