University Physics with Modern Physics Technology Update, Volume 2 (CHS. 21-37)
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Chapter 40, Problem 2DQ
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Whether the statement ‘the relationship of ray optics to the more general wave picture is analogous to the relationship of Newtonian mechanics, with well-defined particles trajectories, to the quantum mechanics ’ is correct or not.
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University Physics with Modern Physics Technology Update, Volume 2 (CHS. 21-37)
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