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What is simple harmonic motion?

Simple harmonic motion is an oscillation where both of the following statements are true:

-The acceleration of an object is directly proportional to its displacement from an equili...

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What is an electron volt?

Electron volts, like joules, are a unit of energy. This may sound confusing- why two? But think of it this way; length has two possible units- metric (metres) and imperial (inches). We can use either unit...

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Explain how and why the diffraction pattern of electrons passing through a slit depends on their momentum.

To understand this question, we have to consider the wave-particle duality of electrons. When passing through a slit, electrons exhibit a wavelike property- they diffract or spread out like a wave passing...

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Explain the change of quark character associated with the beta-plus decay and deduce the equation.

First, we can deduce the equation for beta-plus decay in terms of the nucleons. We know a positron, ß+ (antilepton), is produced, so to conserve lepton number an electron neutrino, ve<...

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Why does an ice skater spin faster when they hold in their arms?

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