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Ok..but what do I do with the equation..I can plug in values for d1 and d2 but am still left with m unknown as well as frequency...I am getting confused. Thanks for that explanation on the reasoning.

Thank you again..I am guessing that di is the sum of the path of the signal to the plane plus the elevation back down to Roger and that d2 is the path from the station straight to the ship. What do I do with m since it is unknown? I am concerned about negative signs here and am assuming I use...

Thank you eczeno! I found the lengths of the paths using pythagorean theorem but am unsure what to do with them next. Are they the wavelengths?

Homework Statement Roger in ship offshore listening to baseball game on his radio. He notices there is destructive interference when seaplanes from nearby Coast Guard station fly directly overhead at elevations of 777 m, 970 m, and 1163 m. The broadcast station is 98 km away. Assume there is...

I do not know if the answer is wrong but this is for web assign and I am trying to understand why they might be right. Can you tell me how you solved the problem?

The tube length is 16.7 and the f of objective lens 1.45 cm Per the solutions the distance for the objective distance is listed as 1.58. Help.

I is the tube length the angular magnification is not in cm N is the normal point for the eye - 25 cm d is the distance to the lens (d image is distance of image to lens and d object is distance of object to lens)

Homework Statement A microscope has an eyepiece that gives an angular magnification of 5.25 cm for a final image at infinity and an objective lens of focal length 1.45 cm. The tube length is 16.1 cm. a - What is the transverse magnification due to the objective lens alone? b - what is the...

I understand most of what you are saying and drew a diagram. Would you reclarify something for me: Y is equal to B1 as they are alternating angles on the diagonal of the parallelogram. Then B2 equals x (opposite alternating angle on diagonal). How do I find x as I am not certain of the value...

I made a drawing and can get the first angle of refraction from Snells Law into the prism. Then I have trouble from that point on determining the angle of exit from the right side of the prism. Does the sin of angle of entry into prism times n for prism equal the sin of angle of exit on the...

I know that this equation can give me the D, the angle of minimum deviation, but I am not certain how that is important. I do not understand how to use the angle of incidence here.

Homework Statement Equilateral triangle prism (angles all 60 degrees) made of crown glass. Index of refraction ranges from 1.486 for longest visible wavelengths to 1.556 for the shortest. What is range of refraction angles for the light transmitted into air through the right side of the...

Homework Statement A circular conducting coil of radius 2.8 cm is placed in a uniform magnetic field of .900 T with the plane of the coil perpendicular to magnetic field. Coil rotated 180 degrees about the axis in .222 seconds. If the coil is made of copper with a diameter of .900 mm, what...

Thanks..I got the 1520 in that other example by using the 1.013 e 5number to convert (I had used 1.0 e 5 earlier). Now how do I find the internal energy and total heat flow of the total process? I know that change in internal energy = Q-W. If I use change in U = 3/2*nRdeltaT and substitute PV...

No. But in a similar problem with intervals on y-axis to be 1 atm and values of lines on x-axis to be 5, 10, and 20 L, the answer is -1520 Joules. I can't get this answer by adding the areas under B-C and C-D to get work (A-B is 0 since it is isochoric). Any ideas?