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High School Magnetic attraction to ferromagnetic material
Yes, wikipedia did help but it's kind of complicated :) Thanks though!- 2345qwert
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Magnetic attraction to ferromagnetic material
Thanks! But why do electrons produce a magnetic field when they orbit?- 2345qwert
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Magnetic attraction to ferromagnetic material
Can you explain in more detail?- 2345qwert
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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High School Magnetic attraction to ferromagnetic material
Why do magnets attract ferromagnetic materials only? Why not other materials as well?- 2345qwert
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- Attraction Ferromagnetic Magnetic Material
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Why are Some Genes Dominant Over Others?
Okay, but what causes this difference? I mean why do the genes for light eyes cause pigment to appear in just the back layer. And thanks for correcting my terminology!- 2345qwert
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- Forum: Biology and Medical
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Why are Some Genes Dominant Over Others?
What makes a gene dominant over another? Like why is the gene for brown eye dominant over the one for blue eyes? My teacher says it is "just like that" but I'm not so sure. IS there a reason for this?- 2345qwert
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Undergrad Integrating Complex Functions: Trapezoidal Rule Explained
Wow! That is so complicated. But thanks for your help. -
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Undergrad Integrating Complex Functions: Trapezoidal Rule Explained
Thanks a lot for all your advice! But why is dx really important and what's the reason that it's there? -
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Undergrad Integrating Complex Functions: Trapezoidal Rule Explained
What are the integration techniques that I could use to find the antiderivatives of these functions, apart from the trapezoidal rule?? -
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Undergrad Integrating Complex Functions: Trapezoidal Rule Explained
No, i haven't studied integration by parts or trigonometry substitutions yet. I have studied integration of exponentials and logarithms and simple functions. -
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Undergrad Integrating Complex Functions: Trapezoidal Rule Explained
"2 examples which you cannot integrate with your knowledge so far are ∫1/1+x2 and ∫√1+x3. You need to use the trapezoidal rule for this" This was written in my textbook and I really can't understand what it means! I mean why can't we integrate it in the normal basic way?