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Lindsayyyy
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Hi
I have to calculate the force of a laser. Given are the power P= 100W and the velocity of light.
equations I considered using:
[tex] E=f \cdot h [/tex] and [tex] p=\frac {h}{\lambda} [/tex]
Actually that's all I got so far. I also considered P=F*v but I don't think I'm allowed to use this formula (I'm not familiar with the physics of lasers). Does anyone have some hints for me?
Thank you
Homework Statement
I have to calculate the force of a laser. Given are the power P= 100W and the velocity of light.
Homework Equations
equations I considered using:
[tex] E=f \cdot h [/tex] and [tex] p=\frac {h}{\lambda} [/tex]
The Attempt at a Solution
Actually that's all I got so far. I also considered P=F*v but I don't think I'm allowed to use this formula (I'm not familiar with the physics of lasers). Does anyone have some hints for me?
Thank you