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Photoelectric effect and blue light
Thanks for all the help ! I understand it clearly now !- leslielau
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Photoelectric effect and blue light
but since (KE)max decreases, doesn't it mean that the current decreases?- leslielau
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Photoelectric effect and blue light
Homework Statement Photoelectric effect A beam of blue light falls on the cathode of a photocell so that electrons are emitted. The blue beam is then replaced by a yellow one with the same intensity and electrons are also emitted. What would happen to each of the following physical...- leslielau
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- Light Photoelectric Photoelectric effect
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Electric Circuit - Equivalent Resistance
I have thought of two : One through the middle through all 3 resistors, and another one , turning left between middle and rightmost resistor to pass through the middle resistor. Which one is correct?- leslielau
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Electric Circuit - Equivalent Resistance
Homework Statement For 1 and 2 : Find the equivalent resistance for the resistor network provided Homework Equations For resistor in series : Req = R_{1}+R_{2}+...R_{n} For resistors in parallel : Req = (1/R_{1}+1/R_{2}+... 1/R_{n})^{-1} The Attempt at a Solution For...- leslielau
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- Circuit Electric Electric circuit Equivalent Equivalent resistance Resistance
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Circuit with capacitors in series and parallel
Thanks for all the help !- leslielau
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Circuit with capacitors in series and parallel
I tried redrawing and saw that C35, C4 and C2 are connected parallel ; C6 and C1 are connected parallel . Then I combined them and C2345= 6mF C16= 6mF So the answer is 1/Ceq=1/6+1/6 Ceq=3mF?- leslielau
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Circuit with capacitors in series and parallel
Homework Statement Problem taken from : Fundamentals of Physics , Volume 2 ( 7th edition) Halliday , Resnick , Walker In the figure, a 20.0V battery is connected across capacitors with capacitances C1=C6=3.00mF and C3=C5=2.00C2=2.00C4=4.00mF What is the equivalent capacitance Ceq of...- leslielau
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- Capacitors Circuit Parallel Series
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