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Physics: Post your doubts here!

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It is given that Lambda=630nm=630 x 10^-9 m
It is given that the grating is 450 Lines per 1mm
First, we need a, which is distance between 2 lines only.
To get a, we need to use a=d/n, where d is the whole length of grating and n is number of lines.
We need to change 1 mm into m, which is 0.001 m.
Now, a= 0.001/450=2.2 x 10^-6m
We now need to use, asintheta=nLambda where a is separation between 2 lines.
We need to find n, we put theta=90, so (2.2 x 10^-6)sin90=n(630 x 10^-9), notice that all values should be the same unit. I prefer changing them all to meters.
Notice that our answer of n=3.52, but n has to be a whole number, so we round it down to 3.
I hope I helped you, i tried to be as clear as possible.
 
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Hello there, for Q20, it is given that a train has mass of 1200 tonnes, which is 1.2 x 10^6 kg.
It is given that u=0 and v=75m/s
We know that Work=Deltra KE
So work= 1/2 m x v^2= 1/2(1.2 x 10^6) x 75^2= 3.4 x 10^9 J

For Q29,
It is given that Speed=330m/s
We can see that 4 heaps of dust are 0.30 meters apart.
If you look carefully, youll know that between these 4 heaps of dust, theres 1.5 lambda.
But we need to use 1Lambda.
So 0.30m-->1.5Lambda
?m-----> 1Lambda

So lambda= 0.2m

Speed equation of waves is V=Lambda x frequency

F=330/0.2=1650 Hz
 
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