Physics A-level, guess! Before answering, please open your physics book and check! No need to use Baidu.

The original poster: Xiaoxiaoxixi Resource Group Views: 325 Replies: 26 Posted in: 2012-07-30 14:34:30
1. May I ask how far light can travel in 1 second in a vacuum (in meters)?
2. May I ask approximately how fast light travels in air (in meters)?
3. May I ask the distance between Altair and Vega (in light-years)?
4. What are the three primary colors of light?
5. What is sublimation?
6. What is deposition?
7. What material is used to make fuses?
8. The Earth is a huge what?
9. Who discovered the magnetic effect?
10. Who invented the telephone?
11. How are electromagnetic waves generated?
12. Do electromagnetic waves need a medium to propagate?
Question 1 was answered correctly by Qingcheng@Canny@Windchake@Shang. Questions 5 and 6 were answered correctly by Qingcheng@Shenyue. Question 7 was answered correctly by Perfect@XiaopingUser. Question 4 was answered correctly by Qingcheng@Shenyue. Questions 2, 8, 10, 11, and 12 were answered correctly by Huangfu Chaoyun. Question 9 was answered correctly by Perfect@Melody of Love.
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1.3 * 10 to the 8th power
300,000,000 meters
Sublimation: solid changes to gas; Deposition: gas changes to solid
1,,,29979000m
3. 17 light-years 7. Lead-antimony alloy
Yellow, green, blue
Semiconductor
I haven't read many books, I really don't know...
Is question 9 about Ørsted? Is question 12 'don't want'?
1. The speed of light in a vacuum is close to 3*10^8 meters/second. 2. In air, it is close to 2.9*10^8 meters/second. 3. Forgot. 4. Red, green, blue. 5. Changes directly from solid to gas. 6. Changes directly from gas to solid. 7. Made from low-melting-point alloy, can't type the characters. 8. Magnet. 9. Don't remember. 10. Bell. 11. Generated by electricity. 12. Not needed...
8*Magnetic field, 10*Bell
Guys, please give the question number, otherwise we won't be able to report the answers correctly.
11* Cutting Magnetic Field Lines
3. Approximately 3 to the power of 8 4. Red, blue, cyan 5. An object changes directly from solid to gas 6. An object changes directly from gas to solid 8. Ellipse 9. Faraday 10. Bell 11. No
8. Planet.
The last question.
Not necessary.
Need.
Only the third question is left.
There are only these two outcomes.
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