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=100   #$$a Giambattista, Alan
=245  1#$$a College Physics /$c Alan Giambattista
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=260  ##$$a Boston :$b McGraw Hill,$c 2007
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=520  ##$$a The nsurface of the water appears here in beautiful shades of blue, green, and pink. A drop breaks the surface and starts concentric circular ripples that travel on the surfacesof the water outward from that point. What do we know about the nature of the water and how it absorbs, transmits, and reflects light? How does reflection of the light at particular wavelengths affect the colors our brains interpret? How do waves travel? What affects their speed and frequency? What do water waves in common with light? How can your knowledge of these basic physics principles be applied to technology, such as the fiber optics used in telecommunications and in arthroscopicknee surgery? The answer to these questions and many more can all be learned thourgh your stuy College Physics.
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