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Ham Radio - Extra Class - Question Pool Answered 100% Correct
  • Ham Radio - Extra Class - Question Pool Answered 100% Correct

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  • E0A01 What, if any, are the differences between the radiation produced by radioactive materials and the electromagnetic energy radiated by an antenna? A. There is no significant difference between the two types of radiation B. Only radiation produced by radioactivity can injure human beings C. RF radiation does not have sufficient energy to break apart atoms and molecules; radiation from radioactive sources does D. Radiation from an antenna will damage unexposed photographic film, ordinary radio...
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Stars and Galaxies 9th Edition by Seeds - Test Bank
  • Stars and Galaxies 9th Edition by Seeds - Test Bank

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  • Chapter_03_Moon_Phases_and_Eclipses 1 T​he Moon moves slowly against the background of the constellations. True False 2 A​ny location on the Moon is sunlit for three weeks and is in darkness for one week as the Moon rotates. True False 3 I​n most months, there are no eclipses. True False 4 A​s the illuminated part of the Moon grows larger from new to full, it is said to "wane". True False 5 O​ur calendar divides the year into 30­day periods in recognition...
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REVISION SCIENCE TO EXCEL IN A-LEVEL PHYSICS A-levelPHYSICS7408/3BC
  • REVISION SCIENCE TO EXCEL IN A-LEVEL PHYSICS A-levelPHYSICS7408/3BC

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  • 1. Current is measured by: A. volts B. calories C. amps D. watts E. ohms 2. A volt is a measure of A. energy per electron B. number of electrons per second C. force on the electron D. density of electrons 3. Magnetism comes from A. magnetic monopoles B. moving quanta of light C. quantization of charge D. moving electric charge 4. In a permanent magnet, the magnetism comes from: A. the spin of the electrons B. the motion of the protons C. the high voltage inside the atom D. the electron avalanche...
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  • How to measure the distance and energy of stars using blackbody radiation, spectral line emissions, and light wavelengths, explaining the greenhouse effect
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