Chapter 1: Q4. (page 3)
There is a distance you could use in parts (b) and (c) of Exercise 2 that would lead to the answer one point in part (c). Estimate that distance.
Short Answer
The distance which is slightly below 5 cm can be used.
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Chapter 1: Q4. (page 3)
There is a distance you could use in parts (b) and (c) of Exercise 2 that would lead to the answer one point in part (c). Estimate that distance.
The distance which is slightly below 5 cm can be used.
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