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Hey, So I'm still trying to wrap my ahead around the idea of the photoelectric effect. I've used two different text books but I am still struggling with the following ideas: Stopping Voltage (Vstop) Maximum Kinetic Energy (EKMax) Work function (Phi) Threshold frequency Basically, my...

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Yo, so we did this a long time ago and I no longer understand. At all. I know that Hertz discovered it through his experiments to measure the speed of EM waves. And yeah, the animations online make little sense :evilfire:

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Lucia currently earns $25 000. Her wage increases by 5% each year. Find: (a) Her wage after 6 years (b) Her total earnings in 6 years Can somebody please explain why 'n' is 7 in this question and not '6'. And furthermore, why we use S7 and not S6 when we work out the total earnings? Thanks

Hey, I'm struggling to do the log bit of this solution. My worked guideline is unclear: Which term of 54 + 18 + 6 + ... is equal to 2/243 Thanks

Yeah, I think that makes more sense now carrotsticks. The worked solution I was looking through had an error; It had (1) multiplied by (2) not by 2. Thanks all.

Hey, I'm not understanding why you have multiplied (1) x 2 in this solution before you solved the simultaneous equations? Thanks for all the responses!

Hey, can anybody please help me with this moderately difficult question? If you could do a simple solution with explanations I would be pretty grateful. The 6th term of an arithmetic series is 23 and the sum of the first 10 terms is 210. Find the sum of 20 terms. Thanks

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Is it the same as for an experiment? How do we do this?

Yep this is it. Sorry, textbook is very unclear with its small writing.

That x is raised again to (3-1). So x^2 e^x^3-1. I couldn't figure out how to get latex to raise it to another power properly.