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Thermodynamics question.
It's asking us to show that this is true.

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Thermodynamics question.
It's asking us to show that this is true.

anonymous · Answer

experiment lol xD?

anonymous · Answer

Google how they proved it with experiments:P

ggrree · Answer

no lol. You can do this with the definitions of the state functions and partial derivatives. dU = TdS - PdV  etc etc

anonymous · Answer

btw do you know anytinhg about this formulae for waves? c2 = (fy)2 = F / md

anonymous · Answer

c = velocity of light

f = frequency

y = wavelength

F = Force = constant (ka) by amplitude (x) = kax

md = mass density = mass (m) / wavelength (y) = m / y

Let us assume that amplitude is proportional to wavelength

F = kax = kwy

Energy (E) = force (kwy) by distance (y) thus;

E = kwy2

anonymous · Answer

I it's suppose to be able to deduce E=hf and E=mc^2 and F=ma or is this jsut some bull i found on the web O.o?