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Explain how stationary waves are produced
The incident and reflected waves interfere
How can measuring 14 half wavelengths be better than measuring just 2 adjacent fringe separations
Measuring multiple fringe separations Reduces uncertainty in d
Explain quantum tunnelling
A quantum particle can exist in a position where in classical physics, its has insufficient energy to occupy
Units for momentum
Kgms^-1
State whether the energy required to move point P via path A will be more or less or equal to the nergry required to mngr to P by path B
P. <——
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A| O. O |B
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Equal since the energy required to move two points in a gravitational field is independent of path taken
As probe from earth travels further away the clock’s desynchronisation. Will they run faster or slower
Faster
The will have a weaker gravitational field
State what is meant by a gravitational potential of -1.7*10^9 Jkg^-1
1.7*10^9 joules of energy transferred in moving unit mass from infinity to that point
Explain why the diameter of the sun will increase as it become a red giant
The thermal pressure inside the sun with exceed the gravitational forces
why can larger particles like muons can be regarded as particle
The de broglie wavelength is to small for interference or diffraction to be seen
Explain why alpha particles travel through magnetic field of earth follow a helical path
They have a velocity perpendicular to the field that has a circular motion
They have a velocity parallel to the field that has a linear motion
High altitude large cosmic ray observatory which is close to the South Pole. Why is this location good
High up so it’s closer to cosmic rays and reduces interaction with atmosphere
At a location where earth has a stronger magnetic field
Why does a dc ammeter will display a greater current than a AC current
AC current will generate reactance in the inductor
What’s the units for phase difference
Rad
A student looks at a lamp through a filter, the student rotates the filter 90°. What effect does it have on the observed brightness
No effect since a lamp light is unpolarised
Student uses glasses to watch a 3D movie, they contain two polarising filters, one for each eye. EXPLAIN HOW THIS ARRANGEMENT ENABLES A DIFFERENT IMAGE TO BE SEEN BY EACH EYE
Only one projected image to pass through to each eye