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optomlil

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Hi all!

Quick question: is Young's double split experiment stuff on the exam?

The physics section in the Kaplan 2016 prep book barely had one paragraph on it, and didn't talk about any equations like dsin(theta)=m(wavelength)

Thanks!
 
Hi all!

Quick question: is Young's double split experiment stuff on the exam?

The physics section in the Kaplan 2016 prep book barely had one paragraph on it, and didn't talk about any equations like dsin(theta)=m(wavelength)

Thanks!

anything in the book is technically fair game, so it would be good to have a general understanding of the experiment in case you get a conceptual question about it, but i would definitely focus on the bigger topics (newtons laws, electricity/magnetism, and of course optics/mirrors/lenses