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    T vs MOSFET: Which one is better for current flow control?

    Current flow in a generator?? In an AC generator what are 2 things that are going to determine the current flow (or the direction of I)?
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    Question about computing torque?

    Question about computing torque?? When computing torque of a electic motor I use the formula T=IAB, where as I represents the current, A represents the area, and B represents the magnetic field. My question is, what is the meaning of the product of IA?
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    Utility companies AC instead of DC?

    Utility companies AC instead of DC?? Why do utility companies transmit electric power via AC instead of DC?
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    How Do You Calculate Stopping Distance Using Conservation of Mechanical Energy?

    I am still lost. Can anyone explain it on a more elementary level? I've been at this for about 10 hours and my brain is fried. I checked the book but it isn't telling me much.
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    How to Calculate Potential Energy and Power Output of a Falling Mass

    Ok, based on what you are telling me I came up with: How much potential energy (joule) has it given up? = 107.8 J What is the power (watt) output? = 26.95 W If that power output was kept up for 24 hours how many kWhr of energy would be produced? = 646.8 kWh Am I doing it correctly?
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    How to Calculate Potential Energy and Power Output of a Falling Mass

    If anyone could help me with my homework I would GREATLY appreciate it. I am totally lost. There are 2 questions. If you could tell me what/how to do it, I'd be happy to do it. I just need to know how. Thanks so much Here is question 2: A 5.5 kg mass is dropped at a constant velocity...
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    How Do You Calculate Stopping Distance Using Conservation of Mechanical Energy?

    If anyone could help me with my homework I would GREATLY appreciate it. I am totally lost. There are 2 questions. If you could tell me what/how to do it, I'd be happy to do it. I just need to know how. Thanks so much Here is part 1: A .102 kg block sliding on a frictionless surface...
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