Page Summary: Corrections: Nuclear fission example: It should be 3.827E11 W x 600s (not divide), the answer is still correct. Lens equations - the focal length of a concave lens is negative and convex is positive.
Ncea Physics L2 Waves Superposition -
Corrections: Nuclear fission example: It should be 3.827E11 W x 600s (not divide), the answer is still correct. Lens equations - the focal length of a concave lens is negative and convex is positive. Projectile Motion example: In the final calculation -19 should be squared.
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- Corrections: Nuclear fission example: It should be 3.827E11 W x 600s (not divide), the answer is still correct.
- Lens equations - the focal length of a concave lens is negative and convex is positive.
- Projectile Motion example: In the final calculation -19 should be squared.
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