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The Final Exam

The Final Exam. Friday, April 25th 9 am – noon CK Gym 2 Three hour exam Bribes to be placed in a secret location ready for pick-up later - what’s in your wallet? (just kidding - I only accept payments in science fiction toys). So you want to dance with me eh?. Well, Captain Scarlet,

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The Final Exam

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  1. The Final Exam Friday, April 25th 9 am – noon CK Gym 2 Three hour exam Bribes to be placed in a secret location ready for pick-up later - what’s in your wallet? (just kidding - I only accept payments in science fiction toys) So you want to dance with me eh?

  2. Well, Captain Scarlet, It’s time for the final exam That’s right Captain Blue …. I hear that the questions will all be from the class notes and mostly about describing the astronomy

  3. Stuff to know Descriptive answers, terminology, definitions ***** know your diagrams ***** only a few numerical questions - look over your assignments and labs since they also relate to the class material remember the OOTETK

  4. The OOTETK – part 1 Velocity, distance and time: d = v t Kepler’s 3rd law: P2 = a3 EM Waves frequency, wavelength and velocity, speed of light: f l = c Energy: E = h f Flux, luminosity and distance: F = L/(4p d2) Blackbody radiators Wien’s law: lmax T = constant Stand By For Action - Stingray - Part 1 brought to you by Troy Tempest and Aqua Marina

  5. The OOTETK – part 2 Parallax Distance and angle of parallax: d(pc) = 1/P(arcseconds) Energy Einstein’s equation: E = mc2 Hubble’s law: V = H D Age of the universe: T = 1/H Fireball XL5 Part 2 brought to you by Dr. Venus, Steve Zodiac and Professor Matthew Matic

  6. And Captain Scarlet says.. You do not need to know any constants (other than the speed of light) If an equation wasn’t tagged as OOTETK then it will be provide it in the question - but I could ask you to describe the terms e.g., Doppler’s equation Draw diagrams carefully and make them clear and tidy- use a pencil Read the questions carefully and make your answers clear and concise

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