Problem 28.03. How fast would you need to travel in your car for a red light Xto appear green \520 nm? If your car has a mass of 2 × 10³ kg, what is the kinetic energyof your car at this velocity?== 700 nm

Mass of car(m)= 2x 103 Red light wavelength = 700nm Green light wavelength =520nm

Problem 28.03. How fast would you need to travel in your car for a red light A to appear green > = 520 nm? If your car has a mass of 2 × 10³ kg, what is the kinetic energy of your car at this velocity? = 700 nm

Problem 28.03. How fast would you need to travel in your car for a red light A to appear green > = 520 nm? If your car has a mass of 2 × 10³ kg, what is the kinetic energy of your car at this velocity? = 700 nm

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of your car at this velocity?
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