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can someone help me out on question 3 also part a,b and c your result in...
equation 2 is eV = hf 3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in...
equation 2 is eV = hf
3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x. a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of this page for your sketch. b. What is the physical n Hal is the physical meaning of the slope of the graph you have just sketched! c. If your graph...
equation 2 is eV=hf 3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f...
equation 2 is eV=hf
3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x. a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of this page for your sketch. What is the physical meaning of the slope of the graph you have just sketched? C. If your graph was a plot of exper Planck's constant from...
6.29 X 10 -34 93×10 2. A 505-nm photon is absorbed by an electron in an...
6.29 X 10 -34 93×10 2. A 505-nm photon is absorbed by an electron in an atom. By how much does the energy of the atom increase? ( 6.626 X 10 J-SX 3X1 the 505X10-9 nm 3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of...
Answer questions 3: A) B) C) and D) 3 for your plot. Graphing exercise: Graph by...
Answer questions 3: A) B) C) and D)
3 for your plot. Graphing exercise: Graph by hand on the grid included on the following page. Use the entire sheet a) Graph the following data as "velocity versus time" using the directions in Graphing Procedures. Time t seconds Velocity v meters/second 15.5 26 53 64.5 85.5 105 124 10 12 b) Find the slope at two (2) different locations using different size triangles and the rise /run. Include the units. Show...
the Ebers-Moll VT = kB T/e. (c) Use your result from part (b) to find the...
the Ebers-Moll VT = kB T/e. (c) Use your result from part (b) to find the resistance Rg necessary to generate 7.5μΑ of current with 20μΑ of programming current. (programming 6. FET I-V Curves. [10 pts.] Consider the family of I- V curves for a field effect transistor (FET) shown below. (a) Are the curves shown for a JFET or or an en- hancement mode MOSFET? Explain briefly how you know. (b) Table values for the given gain-source volt- ages...
Can someone help me with this prelab? and explain the answers you got? thank you in advance!
can
someone help me with this prelab? and explain the answers you got?
thank you in advance!
1. Draw a graph of the equation: y 4.9 m/s2 t2 with horizontal axis (t) spanning from O to 2 seconds and vertical axis (v) spanning from 0 to 5 meters. (Note: This is different from last week's pre-lab ir which you graphed y vs. t2, here we are asking for you to graph y vs. t). 2. In generating a best fit...
Please I want someone help me to solve this question a,b,c,d,e I’m not sure about my...
Please I want someone help me to solve this question
a,b,c,d,e
I’m not sure about my solution
This is the data
# Set directory to data folder
setwd("C:data")
# getwd()
# Read data from csv file
data <- read.csv("SweetPotatoFirmness.csv",header=TRUE,
sep=",")
head(data)
str(data)
# scatterplot of independent and dependent variables
plot(data$pectin,data$firmness,xlab="Pectin,
%",ylab="Firmness")
par(mfrow = c(2, 2)) # Split the plotting panel into a 2 x 2
grid
model <- lm(firmness ~ pectin , data=data)
summary(model)
plot(model)
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
# Residual Plot
data$residuals...
Would someone help me with the last 3 questions here, I got the previous ones but need help with the last 3 in red. Than...
Would someone help me with the
last 3 questions here, I got the previous ones but need help with
the last 3 in red. Thank you
Transcribed:
Now that you nd a rst order system of ODEs, you can solve it
using the Huens method ac-
cording to the material you covered in computational module 2. A
template of the code which
will help you to get started is also available. Attach the complete
code as a pdf page to...
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS EXERCISES Suppose that you've elevated the en was the subject of...
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS EXERCISES Suppose that you've elevated the en was the subject of the Check Your U Leated the end of the air track from which you released the glider whose motion Check Your Understanding exercise in Graphing Experimental Data. You n as a function of time and obtain the following set of data. release the glider and measure its position as a function of time and obtain 0.00 0.30 0.60 0.90 1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2.40...
someone please help me solve this question 5(a,b,c). thank you!!! 5.) Consider the function f(x) =...
someone please help me solve this question 5(a,b,c). thank
you!!!
5.) Consider the function f(x) = 42 a.) Find the critical point/s of f(x) and classify each critical point if possible. b.) Sketch a graph of the function between x = 0 and x = 3 c.) Find an integral that will calculate the volume of the solid created when you rotate the curve from part (b) around the y-axis. Leave your answer in terms of a definite integral and...
equation 2 is eV = hf
3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x. a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of this page for your sketch. b. What is the physical n Hal is the physical meaning of the slope of the graph you have just sketched! c. If your graph...
equation 2 is eV=hf
3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x. a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of this page for your sketch. What is the physical meaning of the slope of the graph you have just sketched? C. If your graph was a plot of exper Planck's constant from...
6.29 X 10 -34 93×10 2. A 505-nm photon is absorbed by an electron in an atom. By how much does the energy of the atom increase? ( 6.626 X 10 J-SX 3X1 the 505X10-9 nm 3. Solve Equation 2 for V. Express your result in the form y = mx where V corresponds to y and f corresponds to x a. Sketch (i.e., don't use data) a graph of V as a function of f. Use the back of...
Answer questions 3: A) B) C) and D)
3 for your plot. Graphing exercise: Graph by hand on the grid included on the following page. Use the entire sheet a) Graph the following data as "velocity versus time" using the directions in Graphing Procedures. Time t seconds Velocity v meters/second 15.5 26 53 64.5 85.5 105 124 10 12 b) Find the slope at two (2) different locations using different size triangles and the rise /run. Include the units. Show...
the Ebers-Moll VT = kB T/e. (c) Use your result from part (b) to find the resistance Rg necessary to generate 7.5μΑ of current with 20μΑ of programming current. (programming 6. FET I-V Curves. [10 pts.] Consider the family of I- V curves for a field effect transistor (FET) shown below. (a) Are the curves shown for a JFET or or an en- hancement mode MOSFET? Explain briefly how you know. (b) Table values for the given gain-source volt- ages...
can
someone help me with this prelab? and explain the answers you got?
thank you in advance!
1. Draw a graph of the equation: y 4.9 m/s2 t2 with horizontal axis (t) spanning from O to 2 seconds and vertical axis (v) spanning from 0 to 5 meters. (Note: This is different from last week's pre-lab ir which you graphed y vs. t2, here we are asking for you to graph y vs. t). 2. In generating a best fit...
Please I want someone help me to solve this question
a,b,c,d,e
I’m not sure about my solution
This is the data
# Set directory to data folder
setwd("C:data")
# getwd()
# Read data from csv file
data <- read.csv("SweetPotatoFirmness.csv",header=TRUE,
sep=",")
head(data)
str(data)
# scatterplot of independent and dependent variables
plot(data$pectin,data$firmness,xlab="Pectin,
%",ylab="Firmness")
par(mfrow = c(2, 2)) # Split the plotting panel into a 2 x 2
grid
model <- lm(firmness ~ pectin , data=data)
summary(model)
plot(model)
par(mfrow=c(1,1))
# Residual Plot
data$residuals...
Would someone help me with the
last 3 questions here, I got the previous ones but need help with
the last 3 in red. Thank you
Transcribed:
Now that you nd a rst order system of ODEs, you can solve it
using the Huens method ac-
cording to the material you covered in computational module 2. A
template of the code which
will help you to get started is also available. Attach the complete
code as a pdf page to...
CHECK YOUR UNDERSTANDING GRAPHICAL ANALYSIS EXERCISES Suppose that you've elevated the en was the subject of the Check Your U Leated the end of the air track from which you released the glider whose motion Check Your Understanding exercise in Graphing Experimental Data. You n as a function of time and obtain the following set of data. release the glider and measure its position as a function of time and obtain 0.00 0.30 0.60 0.90 1.20 1.50 1.80 2.10 2.40...
someone please help me solve this question 5(a,b,c). thank
you!!!
5.) Consider the function f(x) = 42 a.) Find the critical point/s of f(x) and classify each critical point if possible. b.) Sketch a graph of the function between x = 0 and x = 3 c.) Find an integral that will calculate the volume of the solid created when you rotate the curve from part (b) around the y-axis. Leave your answer in terms of a definite integral and...
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