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How does thermodynamics apply to the weather?

Okay, so I've tried doing some research about Snell's Law, and I haven't been able to find information that I actually understand. Could someone explain this to me in terms that will help me?

Thanks! This really helped.

Corrective lenses and contact lenses work because of refraction. Do they bend light in a special way that will correct a person's vision for whatever reason it is?

Let's say that you're waking down a hallway heading toward your next class, and somebody inside calls to you from the room--one has a low bss voice and another has a high soprano voice. They both call to you with the same volume. Which one would you be able to hear better?

Oh okay. I see. Thank you very much!

m=Fcr*qB/Fg^2 :rolleyes:

Okay, so I substituted the second equation into the first and I got F[SIZE="1"]c=m*f[SIZE="1"]g/qB/R. Is that right?

...also I'm trying to combine the two equations to find m, which is mass.

Yeah, it would be v=f/qB...

It is with the smaller c and g.

How do I combine these two equations? Fc=mv(squared)/r Fg=qvb

Well sorrrrry. I did not realize I left that little detail out. So the deflecting force is not strong enough to have any effect on the electron?

I HAVE A PICTURE OF IT! The electron is traveling to the right throught the middle of the parallel plates.

It doesn't make sense to me because the electric field is not moving in the same direction as the the electron. The plates are horizontal and parallel to one another, so the direction of the electric field is down, not right (which is the direction the electron is traveling).