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What to Expect for the Edexcel Unit 5 Practical Tomorrow?
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What to Expect for the Edexcel Unit 5 Practical Tomorrow?
surely someone is doing this practical tomorrow...- NewAgeBerean
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What to Expect for the Edexcel Unit 5 Practical Tomorrow?
Unit 5 practical tomorow! Anyone doing the edexcel practical tomorow? I've been revising through past papers practicals, and saw some more on the edexcel website. I looked through and there are some things I'm hoping do not come up tomorrow - and there are not mark schemes to 3 of the older...- NewAgeBerean
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Calculating Magnetism on Child Homework
Its ok, i found out the answer they have is incorrect. Using P/V to get I gives me around 15A using the r.m.s. and around 10A using the peak value. They are using a current of 21.2A - where that comes from i don't know. Obviously they made a mistake. Thanks for all the replies- NewAgeBerean
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Calculating Magnetism on Child Homework
so in this case which V do i use - average or peak? Are my previous working out correct? and is the mark scheme answer to the question incorrect? (they used 21.2 A)- NewAgeBerean
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Calculating Magnetism on Child Homework
Ok i use B = (U0)(I)/ 2pi (0.3) = (4.7*10^-7)(14.58) / 2pi (0.3) = 3.64*10-6 T They have 21.2 A. and have B= 1.5*10-5 T- NewAgeBerean
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Calculating Magnetism on Child Homework
So how can u convert average voltage to actual voltage? on the working out they have a current of 21.2 A. How does that happen? are my formulas wrong?- NewAgeBerean
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Calculating Magnetism on Child Homework
Homework Statement A child sleeps at an average distance of 30cm from household wiring. The mains supply is 240V r.m.s. Calculate the max possible magnetic flux density in the region of child when the wire is transmitting 3.6 kW of power. Thats the first part. I don't really understand...- NewAgeBerean
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