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Undergrad The functional form for dependence of force on Current?
Okay that link actually helped a lot, I was not representing B properly and i forgot I needed the current.- alfab
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad The functional form for dependence of force on Current?
I am working on a lab where we were measuring how magnetic force between two parallel conductors varies with current and the separation between the two conductors. I need to find a formula for the dependence of Force on current to create a fit line on the data in my graph that shows the relation...- alfab
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- Current Force Form Functional
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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What math to take alongside Physics 3 Thermo and Waves
At my school I am technically ahead in the math curriculum so I am technically not required to take diff eqs just yet (they recommend you take it 4th semester and multi-variable 3rd, but i took it second) and linear they said you can just get it done whenever so i was thinking about taking...- alfab
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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What math to take alongside Physics 3 Thermo and Waves
I am enrolling for classes for next semester and I have the option to take either differential Equations or Linear algebra or both next semester. I have completed Calc 1, 2, and I am completing multivariable this semester. I am a physics major and going into thermo and waves next semester so I...- alfab
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- Physics Thermo Waves
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Undergrad Why does the speed of the magnet matter in a coil?
okay thank you this makes a lot more sense now- alfab
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Why does the speed of the magnet matter in a coil?
it would be 0 correct? because if the magnet is not moving at all the electrons in the coil are not moving- alfab
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Undergrad Why does the speed of the magnet matter in a coil?
I am currently studying Faraday's law and electromagnets and in class we were told that if you had a coil and say a bar magnet was passed through it the faster the magnetic field was applied to the coil the greater the induced voltage or emf would be. I do not understand why the speed would...- alfab
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- Coil Faraday Magnet Magnet electromagnet Magnetic field Matter Speed
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- Forum: Electromagnetism