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Why Does a Metal Ring Heat Up in a Changing Magnetic Field?
Okay... I got it, I think... Thank you so much. Sorry if I annoyed you.- a1densmom
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Why Does a Metal Ring Heat Up in a Changing Magnetic Field?
I thought that it might have something to do with it... I was lost. Is it because the voltage is increased? I don't know... I am trying. Thank you for helping me.- a1densmom
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why Does a Metal Ring Heat Up in a Changing Magnetic Field?
What does deflecting mean?- a1densmom
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Why Does a Metal Ring Heat Up in a Changing Magnetic Field?
can you give me a hint?- a1densmom
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Number of windings for 120-V household circuit?
I see. Thank you. For some reason, how you wrote it, it clicked in my head.- a1densmom
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Number of windings for 120-V household circuit?
A model train requires 6 V to operate. If the primary coil of its transformer has 240 windings, how many windings should the secondary have if the primary is connected to a 120-V household circuit? V1/V2 = N1/N2 my teacher went over this with the class, and said that N2=...- a1densmom
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- Circuit Windings
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why Does a Metal Ring Heat Up in a Changing Magnetic Field?
If you place a metal ring in a region in where a magnetic field is rapidly alternating, the ring may become hot to your touch. Why? Is it because a changing magnetic field can create electric fields? I AM SO CONFUSED...and it seems so simple?!?- a1densmom
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- Electromagnetism Magnetism
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Why can't I accurately detect a high fever with my own hand?
I need to know WHY you can't tell if you have a high fever with your own hand... I am thinking that it is because your body temp. is all equal?- a1densmom
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- hand
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