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    Time-Varying Magnetic Fields Q#2

    i have several notebooks and as we run through the chapters i just write down all notes i can. in the one notebook for chapter 30 (this chapter) i have for 'E' E = N * A * B * W * sin(Wt) Emax = N * A * B * W E = -dIB / dt E = -B*L*Velocity E = I * Resistance now like i said before I am...
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    What is the induced current in a loop due to a time-varying magnetic field?

    thank you Doc Al i found out what i had been doing wrong, i had the entering the wrong numbers and had the wrong Area. here is the solution R1 = .08 Resistance = 6 L = .9 R2 = .04 N = 1950 I1 = 5 I2 = 1.4 T = .3 u_o = 4*pi*10^-7 I3 = E / Resistance E = (Bf - Bo) * A / T Bf =...
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    Time-Varying Magnetic Fields Q#2

    here is the work N = 1 Length = .085 Width = .008 Distance = .02 Emax = 1.3E-6 W = 220*pi (this is my symbol for Omega) A = Length * Width u_o = 4 * pi * 10^-7 Emax = N * A * B * W find 'B' B = Emax / ( N * A * W ) solve for 'B' and plug it into... B for a straight...
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    Time-Varying Magnetic Fields Q#2

    Hello, i just got done ranting on Q#1 (its in another post, and I am still in a ranting mode) and was about to go to bed for the day, when i figured "well heck i have been working on these 2 questions for 9 hours and have made almost no progress, asking the people in my class for help is like...
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    What is the induced current in a loop due to a time-varying magnetic field?

    1st off, thank you Doc Al for taking the time to try and help me however i don't understand, using my variables is this what you mean? or is there something I am missing? I3 = E / Resistance E = (Bf - Bo) * A / T (Bf = Magnetic field final, && Bo = Magnetic field initial) Bf = .0038117991...
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    What is the induced current in a loop due to a time-varying magnetic field?

    Hello, this is my 1st time asking a question. May I have some assistance? I will just copy and paste the question so that I don't mess up anything Homework Statement A single-turn circular loop of radius 0.08 m and resistance 6 is coaxial with a solenoid of length 90 cm and a radius of...
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