## All the formulas

$c=\lambda v$

ShreyaKannan1B
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### All the formulas

Can someone put all the formulas that are related to each other in one post?

Vuong_2F
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### Re: All the formulas

Not sure if this is what you're looking for but...

c = $\lambda$ $\nu$
E(photon) = h $\nu$
$\frac{1}{2}$m*$v^{2}$ = E(photon) - $\phi$
$\lambda$ = h/p

Kevin Liu 1J
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### Re: All the formulas

c = lambda (v)

E = hv ---> E = hc / lambda

Hope this helps!

505106414
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### Re: All the formulas

Will we ever use wavelength x frequency = velocity? or will it always be =c(speed of light)

505106414
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### Re: All the formulas

Vuong_4G wrote:Not sure if this is what you're looking for but...

c = $\lambda$ $\nu$
E(photon) = h $\nu$
$\frac{1}{2}$m*$v^{2}$ = E(photon) - $\phi$
$\lambda$ = h/p

Could you explain wavelength = h/p to me please?

Diana_Diep2I
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### Re: All the formulas

505106414 wrote:
Vuong_4G wrote:Not sure if this is what you're looking for but...

c = $\lambda$ $\nu$
E(photon) = h $\nu$
$\frac{1}{2}$m*$v^{2}$ = E(photon) - $\phi$
$\lambda$ = h/p

Could you explain wavelength = h/p to me please?

That is de Broglie's wavelength equation, where he states that anything with a mass exhibits wavelike behavior. p is for momentum//p=(mass of object)x(velocity of object). Use this equation when asked to solve for the wavelength of a certain object and do not use it for light because light does not have a mass. This works for everything except light.