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Calculate the spectral line wavelength λ using the equation d sin 0 m X and its uncertainty X using the equation |åd sin 0+180 d cos δλ =
Calculate the spectral line wavelength λ using the equation d sin 0 m X and its uncertainty X using the equation |åd sin 0+180 d cos δλ =
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Calculate the spectral line wavelength > using the equation X and its uncertainty X using the equation |dd sin 0+180 d cos m SX = d sin m where d = 1656 ± 3 nm, 0 = 35.95° ± 0.10°, m = 2. Enter the numerical value of the result, followed by its uncertainty, in units of nanometers: λ = H nm NOTE: Round off the uncertainty in the result to one or two significant figures, then round off the result to the same number of decimal places as its uncertainty. NOTE: 80 must first be converted from degrees to radians before it is used to calculate SA, i.e., multiply 80 by π and divide by 180°. Using a value of 50 in degrees will cause SX to be incorrect and much too large.
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230 240 5 1.0 250 Read the angle from the Vernier scale shown in the picture and enter the value with the correct number of decimal places. NOTE: This Vernier scale allows angles to be read with 0.1° precision.
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