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for non independent events what is the probability of A and B
1-(P(A)’ x P(B)’)
The hotter the body the ____ infrared it emits
more
What is a perfect black body
absorbs all of the radiation incident on it
Does not reflect or transmit radiation
it is the best possible emitter
The higher the temp the _____ the wavelength
smaller
what is radiation balance
the amount of radiation emitted = the amount of radiation absorbed
factors affecting the temperature of a system
mass of substance
type of material
energy input to the system
how does mass affect the temperature of a substance
the more particles the harder it is to heat the substance
what is pressure
the force exerted normally on a body per unit area
how does the depth affect density
increases
how does the depth affect the pressure
increases
when when the weight of an object is = upthrust what happens
the object will float
when the wavespeed increases
the absorption of radiation increases
P Waves
longitudinal
travel through solids and liquids
primary waves
S Waves
transverse waves
travel through solids
secondary wave
tan 0
0
tan 30
root 3 over 3
tan 45
1
tan 60
root 3
tan 90
undefined
derivative ax
ln a.ax
area of an equilateral triangle
root 3/ 2 x side length2
whats the relationship between voltage and the number of turns
Np/Ns = Vp/Vs
nth term of an arithmetic
a+(n-1)d
sum to n terms arithmetic
n/2(2a+(n-1)d)
nth term geometric
ar^(n-1)
sum to n terms
a(1-r^n)/1-r
sum to infinity
a/1-r
what is the condition for sum to infinity
modulus of r less than 1
triangle rule of inequality
for any triangle to exist, the sum of two of the lengths must be greater than the length of the third side
the distance between two roots of a quadratic
(b²-4ac)^1/2 /a
area of a sector
0.5r²a
arc length
ra