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What do u think ull get for this paper

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this is sound wave my dear....wat u saying is for light and electromagnetic waves

Yeah, but if I'm remembering correctly, the question said that a radio wave was being modulated, ravio waves belonging to the EM spectrum and travelling at c (3x10^8 ms-1)
 
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What was the answer for the one where it asked for the effect on emission of electrons if u maintained the intensity of light but increased its frequency? Also which of the given metals would electrons be emitted from?
 
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What was the answer for the one where it asked for the effect on emission of electrons if u maintained the intensity of light but increased its frequency? Also which of the given metals would electrons be emitted from?
i rote the rate would be same cz it only depnds on intensity..bt ds is rong..actually the rate will be reduced=(
 
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Yeah, but if I'm remembering correctly, the question said that a radio wave was being modulated, ravio waves belonging to the EM spectrum and travelling at c (3x10^8 ms-1)
im not sure of dat..atleast fr formula will get 1 mark
 
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In the nuclear fusion reaction, were we supposed to add all the mass defects and use E= mass defect * c^2 ??
 

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In the nuclear fusion reaction, were we supposed to add all the mass defects and use E= mass defect * c^2 ??
Add...... all the mass defects?! :S
Add the mass of reactants. Subtract mass of product from this. Multiply the answer by the value of u in kg (given in the beginning of the paper). You then multiply this by c^2 (3x10^8)^2 to get the answer in joules. This is the mass defect.
 

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For the charged sphere, I calculated the voltage of of the particle as well, and I got 300something. And said that it wouldn't reach the sphere.

For the two cylinder one- I also got 356 K, but I don't think it would be that easy... I left that part and did it last.. I mean it was for 3 marks, there's more to it then simply throwing the numbers in the formula.. Idk. :/
Wasn't just throwing... add the volumes, add the moles... get the answer. I also said the two cylinders acted like one. xD
 
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