Measuring the Speed of Light With Eggs! with Hagop

measuring eggs with Hagop

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• eggs
• speed
• of
• light
• kitchen
• microwave
• velocity
• lab
• hagop

[ShadowSoulStudio]

Also. what's the Independent Variable for the experiment? Like, what would I be changing while doing the experiement? PLEASE ANSWER!

[CO0LTUBE]

@ShadowSoulStudio independed would be the frequency of the microwave.

[ShadowSoulStudio]

What's 1.3367% ?

Is that the error percentage and do I need to calculate that?

Please answer! You're videos are great! IT HELPED ME OUT A LOT!

So, Please ANSWER/REPLY!

[CO0LTUBE]

@ShadowSoulStudio yes thats the percent error, and how should i know if you need it or not.

[HaagenDaz13]

its MHz on the back of your microwave not mHz lol

[CO0LTUBE]

haha ya i noticed after i wrote out 0000000000000's

Just pretend you heard a realy bad accent say mega

[CrzAznKid]

OMOGMOGMOGMG I LOVE YOU. i kept trying to figure out how to do this by using a science project website with some pictures and explanations, but it was not nearly as clear as this video. tyvm. i think i'll get a 100 on my science project now :D

[Reverseflush]

What is the speed of light measured on my 8 inch penis?

[ShadowSoulStudio]

@ShadowSoulStudio If that's the Independent variable, how do I change it? Like how do I increase the frequency? Please answer.

[ShadowSoulStudio]

@CO0LTUBE Oh. So, the Independent is the label on the back on the microwave oven : 2450 MHz ?

Sorry for asking too much, its just that I'm doing a Science Project and your answers seems to be the MOST RELIABLE one I found.

[ShadowSoulStudio]

@CO0LTUBE So, its optional, right?

[serdios9]

Wave length ON egg? what the hell is that?