Wednesday's lab
will be on atomic spectra. Specifically, hydrogen and mercury, with a chance of helium.
General Physics II,
University of Alabama
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7 comments:
If we are studying tonight for the final what would be some good examples to look over? The old finals do not have the answers except 2010
I would look at the Sum08 homework sets to start with.
sum08 hw stops after hw3 =/
Ah, I meant _spring_ 2008, S08. My bad.
What should we study besides the Spring 08 HW?
I'd say the spring 07 and spring 08 quizzes to start with. Those plus example problems in the textbook and you should be OK - the problems on this exam will be much easier than the last two since we covered it pretty quickly.
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