Question : Which equation was verified by American scientists Nichols and Hull in 1903 by measuring the radiation pressure of visible light?
Option 1: Pr = C/N
Option 2: P = L/M
Option 3: P = F/A
Option 4: P = U/C
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Correct Answer: P = U/C
Solution : The correct option is P = U/C.
The equation verified by American scientists Nichols and Hull in 1903 by measuring the radiation pressure of visible light is P = U/C.
Here P is the radiation pressure, U is the energy carried by the light, and C is the speed of light in a vacuum.
This equation expresses the concept that the radiation pressure exerted by light is proportional to the energy it carries and inversely proportional to the speed of light.
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