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ZapperZ, it's actually my grade 12 physics teacher and I think he acknowledges the fact that the nature of light is something of its own. The debate either is required in the cirriculum or simply a evaluation strategy. Ok, so I think I have reflection covered, I desperately need help...

I'm actually doing a particle-wave debate on the nature of light and was designated to represent the particle team and focus on reflection. I don't need to go in depth necessarily considering the time restraint, just need some fundamental points on my subject. Do you know of any quick...

I know this has been discussed to death and I acknowledge the fact that there truly is no conclusive answer. However, I have to do my best to outline that light is indeed a particle through its properties of reflection. So far, I've simply come up with the fact that laws of reflection follows...

Show that if 3 divides n^2, 3 divides n. Hint: n can only be in the form 3a, 3a + 1, 3a + 2 Can someone help me with this? It's pretty simple, I just don't know how to express it mathematically.