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Combination lens equation questions
Homework Statement: Lens questions. Homework Equations: idk Hello, so I was wanting to use a laser beam and purchase a few lens' online for a project and wanted to get something similar to the image below, where i would end with a horizontal light ray i was wondering if anyone knows the...- Mr.somebody
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- Combination Lens Light Optical Optics Refraction
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Undergrad Calculate the temperature of a wire as an electrical current flows through it
Hey, so I'm just wondering what are the formulas needed to calculate the temperature of a wire after x amount of time as an electrical current is passed through it. I know how to solve for it... I just forgot the formulas. Thanks- Mr.somebody
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- Current Electrical Temperature Wire
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What Are the Wave Properties of Light in Prism and Diffraction Experiments?
1. The two apparatus that could be used is a diffraction gradient and a prism 2. For the prism - The wave properties of light are dispersion and recombination For the diffraction gradient - The wave properties of light are destructive interference, diffraction and crest and troughs 3...- Mr.somebody
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Can the equation E = pc be applied to particles?
Homework Statement Can the equation E = pc be applied to particles? Why or why not?Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution It can be applied to particles that DONT have a rest mass (photons, which are particles). It can not be applied to particles that have a rest mass (almost everything).- Mr.somebody
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- Applied Particles pc
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the Wave Properties of Light in Prism and Diffraction Experiments?
Name the two methods that will produce a spectrum from white light. Compare the methods based on the· type of apparatus used · wave properties involved · mathematical calculations used to describe the process- Mr.somebody
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What Shows the Wave-Particle Duality of Light in the Compton Effect Experiment?
I think it might be wavelength and frequency can anyone let me know if I am correct- Mr.somebody
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What Shows the Wave-Particle Duality of Light in the Compton Effect Experiment?
Homework Statement What quantity measured in the Compton effect experiment show the wave-particle duality of light? Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution the question is out of 2 marks and all I can think about is momentum is there anything I am missing or am i completely wrong?- Mr.somebody
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- Duality Wave-particle duality
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What Are the Wave Properties of Light in Prism and Diffraction Experiments?
Homework Statement 1. wave properties of light in a prism experiment? 2. wave properties of diffraction in a prism experiment? 3.name one apparatus that uses diffraction Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 1. The wave properties of light are dispersion and recombination 2. The wave...- Mr.somebody
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- Light Properties
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What is the motion of a test charge in a non-uniform electric field?
in a uniform e-field the acceleration would be constant but in a non-uniform field it would accelerate at an increasing rate? Is this correct?- Mr.somebody
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What is the motion of a test charge in a non-uniform electric field?
Homework Statement Describe the motion of a test charge in a non-uniform electric field.By considering the electric forces acting and Newton’s second law, explain the type of motion occurring in a non-uniform electric field. Homework EquationsThe Attempt at a Solution I wrote that the...- Mr.somebody
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- Electric Electric potential Electric potential energy Energy Potential Potential energy
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What is the electric field at point P?
Homework Statement Point P is collinear with a +2.80 μC charged particle and a -8.50 μC charged particle as shown in the diagram below. Point P is 10 cm to the left of the positive charge and 20 cm to the left of the negative charge. What is the electric field at point P...- Mr.somebody
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- Electric Electric field Electric fields Field Point
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Calculating Distance Between Two Charged Objects
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Calculating Distance Between Two Charged Objects
Homework Statement What is the distance between two charges of - 5.00 C each if the force of electrostatic repulsion acting on them is 4.00 x 10^3 N?Homework Equations F=kq1q2/r^2 The Attempt at a Solution i got 7.5km... I am not sure if that's right- Mr.somebody
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- Charged
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Electric fields, particles and deflection
I don't know how I missed that THANKS! it should be neutral right?- Mr.somebody
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Electric fields, particles and deflection
Homework Statement Explain the circumstances that enable a particle to move un-deflected with uniform motion through an electric field if it is given an initial velocity perpendicular to the electric field. Assume the electric field is the only field present.[/B] Homework EquationsThe Attempt...- Mr.somebody
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- Deflection Electric Electric field Electric fields Fields Particles
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