Physics 369 Assignment 8

[footballer]

Hopefully everyone gets 100% for assignments 2 3 and 4 Hehe

Anyways Does anyone understand the first part of question 3?
I managed to get an answer grouping a bunch of random formula's from stock's lecture notes.

Ymax=[(R(Phi)(r2-r1)) / (2 Pi d m )]

If anyone gets the same or diff let me know. :)

[footballer]

Actually you can reduce it to.
Ymax=[(R(Phi)Lambda) / (2 Pi d)]
Which would make more sense for part c
if that is even right of course.

[a social dsease]

I agree with you on that one footballer.
If anyone is wondering how to do it, you start with 3 equations:

Ymax = m R lamda / d

Phi = (2 pi / lamda) * ( r2 - r1)

and

r2 - r1 = m lamda

you can derive footballers equation from these

[footballer]

excellent...

[turbotrip]

Originally posted by footballer
Hopefully everyone gets 100% for assignments 2 3 and 4 Hehe


what? did i miss something

[footballer]

Well apparantley everyone is going to get 100% for assignments 2 3 and 4 because one of the markers dissapeared with our assignments. Not official though.