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How Do You Calculate the Efficiency of a Heat-Transfer Process?
Homework Statement So I am doing a mini-lab and I measured the temperature of water before heating it up and after. I determined delta T or the temperature gain to be https://www.physicsforums.com/file:///C:/Users/BADGER~1/AppData/Local/Temp/msohtmlclip1/07/clip_image002.gif...- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
The emf was right. It was 0.37 V.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
Can anyone give me assistance on 4-13 on how to start. I've looked in my book several times.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
Did I do 3 and 1 correctly?- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
It's the units for flux to use- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
magnetic flux.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
In the book it uses m^2T- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
I guess I don't understand where you are going with this.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
magnetic flux.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
So it should be 0.26 Webers? Or are you saying I need to convert that to webeters to use it in the emf equation?- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
What do you mean second Question? . From homework 8, I am looking at problem 2.- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
gracy, I am confused because the problem says 0.04T to 0.3 T. What do you mean the answer should be in Webers?- Dhooy7
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Homework Help on Kirchoff's Laws and Magnetic Induction
Homework Statement I am stuck on 2 and 3. I attached all the problems and variable and unknownsHomework Equations I attached my work for 1, 2, and 3. I'm not sure if it is right though. [/B]The Attempt at a Solution Can someone check my work for problems 1, 2, 3 and 4? The equations...- Dhooy7
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Estimate the Resistance of a Gold Wedding Ring
What are some reasonable assumptions and values for a cross-sectional radius of a ring? Is 0.1cm for r and what is the L for?- Dhooy7
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Estimate the Resistance of a Gold Wedding Ring
Homework Statement Estimate the resistance of a gold (wedding-type) ring. State clearly all assumptions, and introduce any equations you use. your solution should also include a brief summary of how you approached and solved the problem. Helpful tip: You will have to make certain...- Dhooy7
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