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So the current travels in opposite directions on opposite sides of the rectangle and therefore the current will cancel out? So when we evaluate each side of the rectangle with the intergral involving B and ds we are supposed to get 0 because the right side of the equation is also supposed to...

But I thought it only depended on the direction of B and ds for the left side of the laW?

Anyone?

Homework Statement I want to know why Ampere's Law can sitll be applied/valid if the Amperian surface is drawn as a rectangle which encloses a whole solenoid. Normally the rectangle would just include one side of the solenoid. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution When...

If I failed this courses should I write a supplementary in about 10 days or should I retake it and put myself behind a full year of studies in my program?

OK so say I have no strengths, how should I try and cover it all?

Anyoneee? Please I am so stressed I have no idea where to begin!

HI, I have my exam in 2 days and I am wayyyy behind this course I'm am only looking for a pass since I cannot get it down...I was just wondering if anyone had any advice on how to tackle it all? Should I do problems from every chapter and try and get through it? Or is there a better method you...

Organic Chemistry! Ok so I've been looking absolutely everywhere and cannot find an example to go by ANYWHERE... how in the world does a mechanism work for the synthesis using the catalyst potassium tert-butoxide?? The reactant is 2-bromo-3-methyl-butyl-4-benzene. Any hints at all would be...

Ok I did it but forgot to finish it off on my post... It's =[ (0.3)x(0.01) ] / 0.46 P(Error) was worked out by multiplying 0.3, 0.2, 0.5 by 0.01, 0.03 ad the third error value And then b will be the same thing!

Homework Statement A construction company employs three sales engineers. Engineers 1,2 nd 3 estimate the costs of 30%, 20%, and 50%, respectively, of all jobs bid by the company. For i=1,2,3, define E_i to be the event that a job is estimated by engineer i. The following probabilities...

Can someone please help me this is the easiest of 4 questions I have left I'm lost

So for the first one it can be defined as {WW,BB,RR} because those are the chips that can satisfy the conditions?

Wouldnt the answer be the same for both A and B ?

Homework Statement A box contains two white, two red, and two blue poker chips. Two chips are randomly chosen without replacement, and their colors are noted. Define the following events: A) Both chips are of the same color B)Both chips are red C)At least one chip is red or white Find...