Which of these equations will you used to find the final velocity if the initial
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Explanation:
Wavelength in an emission spectrum,
The energy of an electron is given by :
Where
h is the Planck's constant
c is the speed of light
For 435 nm, the energy of the electron will be :
We know that
So,
So, E = 2.86 eV
The energy of the electron dropping from one energy level is 2.86 eV. We know that,
From the given energy levels :
So, the transition must be from E₅ to E₂. Hence, this is the required solution.
Answer:
a. ≈ 1.22449s
b. ≈ 14.69387m
c. ≈ 0.532415s
Explanation:
Because we are trying to find when it is at it's highest point we can safely say that it's velocity at that point is 0m/s,
therefore we can use the equation:
and do some algebra to get:
Now we plug in our values (note that this is assumed to be on Earth and that because it says that upwards is positive, we set g to be negative to say that it is pointing down):
To find the final height we can use:
and plug in our values to get:
To find the time we can use the time dependent position equation:
This here can be made into a quadratic equation like so (xi is set up to be 0m, so the equation wont have it):
Here we can use the quadratic formula:
And now it would be best if we put in our values (xf = 5m because that is our question):
Finally we have simplified enough to be worth solving for:
We get:
and
Because time is always positive we want to choose the plus answer.