Eye/CameraPath 1Path 2Direction ofMotion (if moving)Back of rodFront of rod1. Look at the above illustration, of a rod (thick, dark horizontal line) which is stationary. Lightfrom the back of the rod travels to the eye/camera via Path 1, and light from the front of the rodtravels to the eye via Path 2. At any given instant, the eye records whatever light has arrived atthat moment.a) Let's say that Path 1 is 4m and Path 2 is 3m. What is the time lag between the eye’s receptionof two rays of light emitted at the same time - from the front and back of the rod? (Hint: this is astraightforward calculation, since the speed of light is known, as is the distance it travels – fromfront of rod to eye, compared to from back of rod to eye.)

Write the given vaalues of the problem- d1 =4 m for path 1 d2=3 m for path 2

Look at the above illustration, of a rod (thick, dark horizontal line) which is stationary. Light om the back of the rod travels to the eye/camera via Path 1, and light from the front of the rod avels to the eye via Path 2. At any given instant, the eye records whatever light has arrived at at moment. O Let's say that Path 1 is 4m and Path 2 is 3m. What is the time lag between the eye's reception f two rays of light emitted at the same time - from the front and back of the rod? (Hint: this is a raightforward calculation, since the speed of light is known, as is the distance it travels - from ont of rod to eye, compared to from back of rod to eye.)

Look at the above illustration, of a rod (thick, dark horizontal line) which is stationary. Light om the back of the rod travels to the eye/camera via Path 1, and light from the front of the rod avels to the eye via Path 2. At any given instant, the eye records whatever light has arrived at at moment. O Let's say that Path 1 is 4m and Path 2 is 3m. What is the time lag between the eye's reception f two rays of light emitted at the same time - from the front and back of the rod? (Hint: this is a raightforward calculation, since the speed of light is known, as is the distance it travels - from ont of rod to eye, compared to from back of rod to eye.)

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ISBN:9781305952300

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