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PLEASE HELP ME
WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR DIFFRACTION GRATING ??
WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR DIFFRACTION GRATING ??
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thanks a lot man, but can you write a reason for every calculation in the table.Switch closed means the power pass through that part of circuit(through the closed switch) and as the heating elements are similar they all have the same constant resistance. So calculate the parallel resistances and thereby calculate the TOTAL RESISTANCE of the heating elements in circuit where the current passes. The calculate the power using the total resistance. The power supply is providing a constant emf of 240v. Contact me for more details.
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WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR DIFFRACTION GRATING ??
moreHey Guys and Gals.... Need a last minute revision notes for AS physics... Check these out...Want more??? Then like me and just ask...Im kinda busy these days..but ill try my best to provide more notes
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Qs 6b iv) The circuit will become series when switch s1 and s2 are closed. But im using this formula V=IR to calculate the current which is coming 6.25A. then im using the formula P=I2R to calculate the power. These are the values i put: P=6.25*6.25*(38.4+38.4). But my answer is coming wrong. What am i doing wrong please help me
PLEASE HELP ME
WHAT ARE THE CONDITIONS FOR DIFFRACTION GRATING ??
as general they will ask for the period or frequency and a peak voltage...to find the frequency or period use the equation f=1/p, example: hw will give u a drawing showing a wave and as u know the drawing will be divided by as the question says 1cm squares and he will give u that the time base for example is 2ms cm-1, to find the frequency or the peroid find for one wavelength how many squares does it take, lets say 4...do the usual conversion 4m milli to centi and multiply the time base by the wavelength which is 4 to get the period..and as for the peak voltage he will state a y sensitivity lets say 5v cm-1..measure the amplitude of the wave according to the scale drawing and multiply it by the given sensitivity...Someone please give me tips on how to solve questions related to Cathode Ray Oscilloscope. If explained with an example it would be much appreciated.
Self promotion?Its nice to see that students of physics are very conscious to clear their concepts. I am expecting the same behavior from the students of A level ECONOMICS. If any of you is taking economics <Content Removed>
I think they describe decay from different points of view.what is the difference between spontaneous and random decay?
I think they describe decay from different points of view.
A decay is spontaneous since the substance can initiate decay by itself. It need not any special conditions.
A decay is random since the decay process is not programmed. The decay does not have any order i.e. which nucleus decays first and which one next. At every instant the nucleus/nuclei about to decay is chosen randomly.
Not I, not you, not anyone. Decay starts by itself. It does not need a particular action as trigger. Once the nuclei have enough energy or are unstable enough, they begin decay on their own.how can you intiate a decay then?
Not I, not you, not anyone. Decay starts by itself. It does not need a particular action as trigger. Once the nuclei have enough energy or are unstable enough, they begin decay on their own.
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