ANSWER
Question 16
According the Einstein's relativity, light always has the same speed for all observers, namely the speed of light. Thus, Velma would observe the laser beam to move at c = 3 ∗ 108 m/s. So, answer is none of the above. (Please let me know if you want this question from Galilean relativity, the answer is other on this case).
Question 17
Keep in mind that, the is a demonstration that light and matter can display characteristics of both classically defined waves and particles; moreover, it displays the fundamentally probabilistic nature of quantum mechanical phenomena. This experiment is sometimes referred to as Young's experiment.
Thus, the answer is when dim light is used, the light hits the screen at tiny separated impact points.
If it were not quantized, then we'd get a gradual build up of the complete pattern everywhere at once, but instead we either detect a full photon or nothing at all.
Question 18
The answer is the light beam in her light-clock travels further than 300,000 km during one of Velma's ticks.
Question 19
The answer is emits a photon.
Question 20
The answer is The observation process must be included as part of the theory.
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