Light damping - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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1. Describe and explain as many methods as you can remember for estimating R_0 from different types of data on the epidemic; explain which approaches would be the most important for different types of diseases (human vs. wildlife, epidemic vs. endemic, etc.) The basic reproduction number (R0) can be estimated through the following methods: Observing epidemic curves. In the first phase of the epidemic, the number of infections should eventually increase by the R0 factor in relation to every g...

What is meant by work function (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required by an electron to escape from (1) a metal surface (1) What is meant by ionisation energy? (2) - ANSWERSMinimum energy required to remove an electron from an atom (1) from the ground state (1) Why do emitted electrons have a kinetic energy that varies up to a maximum value? (4) - ANSWERSEnergy of a photon is fixed/constant (1) Energy is required for electrons to overcome work function ø (1) Electrons deeper into/below th...

Absolute Accuracy - ANSWER-The ability to determine present position in space independently, and is most often used by pilots. Absolute Altitude - ANSWER-The actual distance between an aircraft and the terrain over which it is flying. Absolute Pressure - ANSWER-Pressure measured from the reference of zero pressure, or a vacuum. Acceleration error - ANSWER-A magnetic compass error apparent when the aircraft accelerates while flying on an easterly or westerly heading, causing the compass ...

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ARDMS SPI EXAM STUDY GUIDE 180 Questions with Verified Answers In soft tissue, if the frequency of a wave is increased the Propagation Speed (PS) will... - CORRECT ANSWER Remain the Same because stiffness and density affect Propagation Speed. What is the audible range? - CORRECT ANSWER 20-20,000Hz >20,000Hz=Ultrasound Frequency is measured in - CORRECT ANSWER Hertz (Hz) is Cycles per Second Not affected by sonographer Increase Frequency; Decrease Depth A period is t...

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Included in these notes are the key definitions (e.g. Young's modulus, damping) as well as the equations and explanations for how the density is measured in different states(e.g. regular solid, irregular solid, liquid). Hooke's law and the limit of proportionality are also defined as well as the transfer between elastic potential and kinetic in a spring. An explanation of tensile stress and strain and the equation linking these to Young's Modulus is also given. The difference between a britt...

IB-Physics-Core-Notes Topic 2 Mechanics 2.1 Kinematics 2.1.1 Define displacement, velocity, speed and acceleration. Displacement- Defined as the change in position of an object. Displacement is a quantity that has both direction and magnitude, it is a vector. Measured in metres. Speed- How far an object travels in a given time. Rate of change of distance (ms-1) Velocity- The vector version of speed. Tells us the magnitude of how fast an object is moving and the direction in wh...