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Which of the following relations is true? Select all apply. ΔUsp = Wspring ΔEth = Wfriction ΔUg = Wweight ΔEth = -Wfriction ΔUg = -Wweight ΔUsp = -Wspring

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Chapter3: Interference

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Problem 48P: A Michelson interferometer has two equal arms. A mercury light of wavelength 546 nm is used for the...

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Which of the following relations is true? Select all apply.

		ΔU_sp = W_spring
		ΔE_th = W_friction
		ΔU_g = W_weight
		ΔE_th = -W_friction
		ΔU_g = -W_weight
		ΔU_sp = -W_spring

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