The graph in Fig.9 show how one quantity, y, may vary with another quantity, x. ALNK B D X Which graph best illustrate the relationship between Y X The velocity of a car during braking at constant The time from the moment of applying the acceleration 47 46 brakes Charge stored on the plates of a capacitor The reciprocal of the distance from a body to a The reciprocal of the distance from the lens camera lens. The p.d. across the plates of the capacitor 48 to the film. The wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation associated with the photon 49 The energy of a photon The pressure of fixed mass of gas at constant The volume of the gas temperature. 50

The graph in Fig.9 show how one quantity, y, may vary with another quantity, x. ALNK B D X Which graph best illustrate the relationship between Y X The velocity of a car during braking at constant The time from the moment of applying the acceleration 47 46 brakes Charge stored on the plates of a capacitor The reciprocal of the distance from a body to a The reciprocal of the distance from the lens camera lens. The p.d. across the plates of the capacitor 48 to the film. The wavelength of the electromagnetic radiation associated with the photon 49 The energy of a photon The pressure of fixed mass of gas at constant The volume of the gas temperature. 50

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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