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When to use destructive or constructive equation for young's DS exp.
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When to use destructive or constructive equation for young's DS exp.
Homework Statement Light of wavelength 646 nm passes through a slit 5.50 × 10^-6 m wide and falls on a screen that is 2.01 m away. What is the distance on the screen from the center of the central bright fringe to the third dark fringe on either side? Homework Equations destructive...- Vickyvicksss
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Resistivity and Ohm's Law question
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Resistivity and Ohm's Law question
Homework Statement A long wire connected to the terminals of a 12V battery has 6.4 x 1019 electrons passing a cross section of wire each second. calculate it's resistance. answer is 1.2ΩHomework Equations q = ne q = IE R=ρ L/AThe Attempt at a Solution V= 12v n= 6.4 x 1019 electrons R=? First...- Vickyvicksss
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- Law Ohm's law Resistivity
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A couple of gravitational problems (kelper's third law)
Homework Statement A satellite is to be placed in orbit about the Earth at an altitude of 1.6 x 10 6m. What will be its period of motion? The answer is 7.2x 103s 2. The attempt at a solution Using kelper's third law. R3 / T2 = R3 / T2 Radius of satellite: 6.38 x 106 + 1.6 x 106...- Vickyvicksss
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- Couple Gravitational Law Third law
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