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Investigation on a Light Dependant Resistor
current is directly proportional to intensity..so the graph of current against wavelength would be the same for graph of intensity against wavelength which means u don't actually need to work out the intensity.- sorrel
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Investigation on a Light Dependant Resistor
oh and btw thanks megegg!- sorrel
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Investigation on a Light Dependant Resistor
united fan- i think measuring the current in the circuit is right but i don't think the lamp should be part of the circuit. it should be separate. hope that helps- sorrel
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Investigation on a Light Dependant Resistor
hey I am confused on part b...how the wavelength of the light falling on the LDR is determined...as if u r using a diffraction grating or prism how do u know?? sorrel- sorrel
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