Rewrite the equation from above as: If we measure the frequency, f, as a function of the stoppage potential, Vs:Table 1. The stoppage potential as a function of the frequency of the incident photons.Frequency, f (s-1)Absolute value of thestoppage potential, |V,| (V)8.22 x 10141.9467.41 x 10141.5506.88 x 10141.3425.49 x 10140.8005.20 x 10140.685we can calculate the values of h and o by following these steps:Plot the frequency as a function of |V,l;Fit the data with a linear function (y = a x + b);Make sure your coefficients have three decimals while still being displayed in thescientific notation. It is quite possible that the coefficients displayed by Excel arerounded up too much. To address that, right-click on the trendline equation, select"Format Trendline Label", then "Number", followed by "Scientific".Rewrite the equation from above asф|V| +hf =hо оо

If we measure the frequency, f, as a function of the stoppage potential, Vs: Table 1. The stoppage potential as a function of the frequency of the incident photons. Frequency, f (s1) Absolute value of the stoppage potential, |V,| (V) 1.946 8.22 x 1014 7.41 x 1014 1.550 6.88 x 1014 1.342 5.49 x 1014 0.800 5.20 x 1014 0.685 we can calculate the values of h and ø by following these steps: Plot the frequency as a function of |V,l; o Fit the data with a linear function (y = a x + b); o Make sure your coefficients have three decimals while still being displayed in the scientific notation. It is quite possible that the coefficients displayed by Excel are rounded up too much. To address that, right-click on the trendline equation, select "Format Trendline Label", then "Number", followed by "Scientific". Rewrite the equation from above as lel f h %3D h

If we measure the frequency, f, as a function of the stoppage potential, Vs: Table 1. The stoppage potential as a function of the frequency of the incident photons. Frequency, f (s1) Absolute value of the stoppage potential, |V,| (V) 1.946 8.22 x 1014 7.41 x 1014 1.550 6.88 x 1014 1.342 5.49 x 1014 0.800 5.20 x 1014 0.685 we can calculate the values of h and ø by following these steps: Plot the frequency as a function of |V,l; o Fit the data with a linear function (y = a x + b); o Make sure your coefficients have three decimals while still being displayed in the scientific notation. It is quite possible that the coefficients displayed by Excel are rounded up too much. To address that, right-click on the trendline equation, select "Format Trendline Label", then "Number", followed by "Scientific". Rewrite the equation from above as lel f h %3D h

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ISBN:9781111794378

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Clement J. Moses, Curt A. Moyer

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Chapter5: Matter Waves

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