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equation for percent error

P = lA-Ml / A x 100%

equation for percent difference

D = lM1 - M2l / (1/2)(M1 + M2) x100%

Law of reflection

theta i = theta r

General results for reflection of plane mirror

do = di


Image is always upright, virtual, and same size as object

snell's law

n1 sin(theta1) = n2 sin (theta2)

Total internal reflection occurs when

theta 1 > theta c


hi to lo index of refraction


light bends TOWARD normal

formula for critical angle (occurs when theta2 = 90deg)

Theta C = sin -1(low/high)

In converging lenses, light bends so it

passes through focal point

distance between lens and focal point

focal length

in diverging lenses, light bends

away from focal point

thin lens equation

1/f = 1/do + 1/di

magnification equation

M = -di/do = hi/ho

object and image distances are measured from the

lens

object and image height is measured from

principle axis (normal line)

f is ____ for converging lenses

positive

f is ____ for diverting lenses

negative

do is ____ if object is located to left of lens

positive (real)

do is ___ if object is located to right of lens

negative (virtual)

di is _____ if image is located to right of lens

positive

di is _____ if image is located to left of lens

negative

ho and hi are ____ if above principal axis

positive

ho and hi are ____ if below principal axis

negative

If do and di have same sign (on opposite sides of lens) then the image is

real

if do and di have different signs (on same sides of lens) then image is

virtual

if M>1, then image is

enlarged and upright

if 0

reduced and upright

if -1

reduced and inverted

if M<-1 then image is

reduced and inverted

in order to form reduced image w/ converging lens, condition ____ must be met

do > 2f

in order to form enlarged image with converging lens, condition ____ must be met

f < do < 2f

total magnification for 2 lenses

M = m1xm2

single slit equation for minimas

Wsin(theta) = m lambda --> this is for minimas

single slit equation for maximas

Wsin(theta) = (m+1/2) lambda

y (or x in packet)

distance from central max to mth dark fringe

L

slit to screen distance

W (a in packet)

slit width

m

dark fringe order

what will happen to diffraction angle if slit width is decreased?

theta increases

what happens if theta is increased? (y = L tan(theta))

Y increases --> more spread out

double slit pattern equation for bright fringes

dsin(theta)= m lambda

double slit pattern for dark fringes

dsin(theta) = (m-1/2)lambda

d

slit separation

how to calculate missing maxima

every d/a ( d/w) will be missing

what will happen to diffraction angle is wavelength is increased?

theta increases

slit separation for diffraction grating equation

d = 1/N


(N = number of lines/length)

ohm's law

V = IR

junction/node/current rule

sum of all currents in node is zero; currents coming into node = currents going out of node

loop rule

for any closed loop in circuit sum of all potential differences across every element in loop is zero

battery rule

whatever terminal you cross second, that determines sign of V

if you move in the same direction as current (I), then V….

you lose V (- value)

B = u0NI/2a


what is a?

a = r= radius

RHR: fingers go in direction of _____, while thumb in direction of ____

fingers --> I


thumb --> B

define electric field

electric field is force per charge at given location (E = F/q) (E is vector so magnitude and direction matter)

electric field equation at point distance

E = q/(4)(pi)(E0)(r^2) x r vector

define equipotential lines

lines that represent the same electric potential of point charge at that position (scalar magnitude)

where are the higher potentials located, and where are the lower potentials located?

higher = closer to + charge


lower = closer to - charge

how do you deduce an electric field line from an equipotential line?

electric field runs + --> - (hi to lo potential); electric field lines are perpendicular to equipotentials

electric potential ____ as one moves in direction of electric field

decreases

what direction do electric field lines point?

high potential to low potential (+ --> -)

with the pencil experiment, know that the image is

virtual, upright, same size

when considering snell's law, why do we ignore curved side of prism in calculations, and only consider flat side in calculations?

light isn't refracted from curved side of prism in total internal reflection (theta1 > theta c)


flat side is only where refraction occurs

why do we use percent error in the snell's law/total internal reflection lab instead of percent difference?

we were given an actual/theoretical value to compare our own, as well as to adjust for "human error" that may have occurred

what is always the condition for image produced by concave (diverging) lens?

reduced, virtual, upright


f is negative

light spectrum

red-orange-yellow-green-blue-indigo-violet


700nm 600 nm 500 nm 400 nm



(decreasing lambda, increasing frequency/energy)

graphing V = IR to find value of R

X axis = current


Y axis = voltage



R = V/I (slope)

what are 2 possible sources of error you came across during magnetic field lab?

-not positioning coil as far away from DC supply and AC power lines (not avoiding stray magnetic fields)


-not positioning coil on axis along current direction before turning on power


-moving apparatus during procedure b/c Be (vector) depends somewhat on position


-connect battery in wrong way, opposing current


-connecting ammeter wrong way (may damage ammeter and skew results)