Complete Question:
A beam of light from a monochromatic laser shines into a piece of glass. The glass has thickness Land index of refraction n=1.5. The wavelength of the laser light in vacuum is L/10 and its frequency is f. In this problem, neither the constant c nor its numerical value should appear in any of your answers.
How long does it take for a short pulse of light to travel from one end of the glass to the other?
Express your answer in terms of the frequency, f. Use the numeric value given for n in the introduction.
Answer:
15/f
Explanation:
Wavelength of the laser light, λ = L/10
Where L = Distance covered by the light
Refractive index, n = 1.5
Speed, v = λf
Since we are considering the laser light, the speed of light, c, will be used.
c = v
c = λf
c = (L/10)f
(L/10)f = L/t
f/10 = 1/t
t = 10/f
since the refractive index, n = 1.5
t = 1.5(10/f)
t = 15/f
Answer:
a
Explanation:
The most reasonable conclusion of the above phenomenon is that water is a poor conductor of heat. Basically water is an insulator. The heat from surface to the bottom of the beaker will take a lot of time. Moreover, no convection current is formed so, heat might not even reach the bottom surface. Hydrogen bonding also play a vital role in determining the thermal properties of water.
hence option A is correct
Answer:
Correct answer: Ep₁ = 105.11 J
Explanation:
if we take as the zero reference point the bottom of the hole then the height difference is 11 m. Let named h₁ = 11 m
The formula for calculating potential energy is:
E p = m g h => mg · 9.0 m = 86 J => mg = 86/9
when we substitute this into the next formula we get
m g h₁ = 86/9 · 11 = 105.11 J
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Equal charges repel each other;
Different charges attract each other;
If the object is repelled by a positively charged rod, the object is positively chaeged too.
Answer: The object has positive charge.
They hit positive charges in the gold atoms.
As alpha particles are positively charged particles, they will experience repulsion force as soon as they approach positive charges in the center of the atom (in the nucleus).
Also remember that back at Rutherford time, they did not have the right visualization of the atom, they had a model of it like if it was a budding of positive charges and the negative charges are put into them. So this experiment gave a really better and more reliable imagination of the atom structure.
Hope this helps.