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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    I believe that if you just put the numbers into a calculator, it gives you that (3*713 * 10^-9)/(0.120 * 10^-3) is 0.017825 Invers sinus of 0.017825 is the same as Sin(1.02)
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    sin theta = (n*lambda)/(d) = (3*713 * 10^-9)/(0.120 * 10^-3) = Sin(0.017825) = 1.02135136 tan (1.021) = (x/2.75) x = tan 1.021 * 2.75 = 0.049 0.049 * 2 = 0.098 m
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    Sin 0 = (n*lambda)/d = ((3 * 713 *10^-9)/(0.120 * 10^-3)) = 0.018 Sin 0.018 = 1.047 Sin 1.047 = (x/2.75) x = Sin 1.047 * 2.75 m x = 0.050 m
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    y = tan 1.02 * 2.75 m = 0.04896 m It cannot be correct
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    I really don't know what I have to do ...
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    I don't got any answer-book, but I am sure that my previous answer is wrong.
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    d sin 0 = n*lambda sin 0 = ((n*lambda)/d) = (3 * 713 * 10^-9 m/ 0.120 * 10^-3 m) = 0.017825 = Sin (1.02) tan 0 = y/r = y/2.75 m y = tan 1.02 * 2.75 m = 2.80 m
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    Find the distance between the two third order maxima

    Red light with wavelength 713 nm pass through a double split with "split distance" 0.120 mm. The interference pattern gets observed on a screen that is 2.75 m from the double split. Find the distance between the two third order maxima we seeing on the screen. (My english is really awkward)
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    What is the initial speed v0 of the ball?

    Ok. Let us assume that the initial speed is 4.43 m/s then the height of ball is given: h = 1/2 (3/4 vo2)/g + ho = 3/8 (vo2)/g + ho = 3/8 * ((4.43^2)/9.81) + 3 = 3.75 m Is that correct?
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    What is the initial speed v0 of the ball?

    To solve for the initial speed v0: v0^2 = v^2 + 2gh - gh0 v0 = (v^2 + 2gh - gh0)^1/2 v0 = (2g(h-h0))^1/2 v0 = (2 * 9.81 (4 m -3 m))^1/2 v0 = 4.43 m/s What is wrong?
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    How Do Electron Energy Levels in Mercury Atoms Produce Line Spectra?

    Of course. I am so extremely dull. Can you take a look at this? https://www.physicsforums.com/showthread.php?t=120003
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    How Do Electron Energy Levels in Mercury Atoms Produce Line Spectra?

    I don't think the mercury atom would be ionized
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