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1) An object is placed 13.0 cm from the vertex of a concave mirror with radius...

1) An object is placed 13.0 cm from the vertex of a concave mirror with radius 20.0cm. Where is the image located?

2) That a measurement in quantum mechanics in certain situations can depend on what happens far from the measurement is called

3) For a particular AC current given by   in amps, the amplitude of this current is

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