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For that q4) I am doubting, do you know how to calc uncertainties not in this but in any other question ?Thank you
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For that q4) I am doubting, do you know how to calc uncertainties not in this but in any other question ?Thank you
I was posting the wrong question ll I know how to do thatFor that q4) I am doubting, do you know how to calc uncertainties not in this but in any other question ?
ok thenI was posting the wrong question ll I know how to do that
Maximum speed = Upper limit of distance/Lower limit of time = 40.1/2.55 ≈ 16.4Quest
Question 4 as well please..
24)http://papers.xtremepapers.com/CIE/Cambridge International A and AS Level/Physics (9702)/9702_s05_qp_1.pdf
Question 24 and 29 .. Please anyone?
Thank you
Hadi, is there any other way ?Maximum speed = Upper limit of distance/Lower limit of time = 40.1/2.55 ≈ 16.4
Minimum speed = Lower limit of distance/Upper limit of time = 39.9/2.45 ≈ 15.6
Range of uncertainty = (Maximum - Minimum)/2 = (16.4 - 15.6)/2 = ± 0.4 m/s
Answer : C
For every operation (multplication, divison, exponentiation) der is a different method for calculating uncertaintyHadi, is there any other way ?
I do something completely different than you did.
So I mean, do you solve uncertainty questions like this only ?
For division dis is da only way i knwHadi, is there any other way ?
I do something completely different than you did.
So I mean, do you solve uncertainty questions like this only ?
For every operation (multplication, divison, exponentiation) der is a different method for calculating uncertainty
I want you to teach me if you are free... I'll provide you a board can you please help me out ?For division dis is da only way i knw
24)
This concerns values you need to keep in memory unless they are on the data sheets, i'm not sure. Either ways, visible light falls in the range of
400 nm< λ < 700 nm. We can take any value in this range to represent out wavelength. Suppose we take 600 nm.
Then, the number of wavelengths in 1 meter = 1 / (600 * 10^-9) = 1.6667 * 10^6. So our answer is closest to B. Therefore, that's our answer.
29)
The change in wavelength of light which is coming from deep in da universe because of varying distanceWhat the heck is Doppler Effect ?
I have this file available.Thaaaaannkkk youu soo much
Dude can you PLEASE gime the estimates of the wavelengths .. If u've got 'em written.. Cuz I guess they're quite IMp in multiple choice papers..
This ain't my way of doin .. But thanksMaximum speed = Upper limit of distance/Lower limit of time = 40.1/2.55 ≈ 16.4
Minimum speed = Lower limit of distance/Upper limit of time = 39.9/2.45 ≈ 15.6
Range of uncertainty = (Maximum - Minimum)/2 = (16.4 - 15.6)/2 = ± 0.4 m/s
Answer : C
I know that -_- I want to understand in DeepThe change in wavelength of light which is coming from deep in da universe because of varying distance
What is your way sis ? Hope our both ways are sameThis ain't my way of doin .. But thanks
Hadi MurtazaI want you to teach me if you are free... I'll provide you a board can you please help me out ?
ThanksI have this file available.
Pehle check karlo usmey hain kya ? Coz meko ye malum thaThanks
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