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3 basic questions on electricity an magnetism
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- Electricity Magnetism
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HW question: electricity and magnetism
The potential is constant throughout a given region of space. Which of the following statements is true? Be sure you can justify your answer. 1. The electric field is zero in this region. 2. The electric field may have places where it is zero, and places where it is...- matt85
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Helixes and Magnetism: Understanding the Right Hand Rule
The coil wrapped around a magnet is attached to a battery (one end of the coiled attached the positive end of the battery and same goes to the negative side). I am confused with the right hand rule. Your thumb is to point to North, but North is what? The positive side of the battery? As you know...- runicle
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- Magnetism
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Magnetism - the proportionality constant question
Hi! Can anyone please tell me where this equation was derived from? This equation is used to get the magnetic field (B). I is current and r is the distance. And I think I understand the Meu. And yet I have no idea where the 2pi came from. I looked in my textbook, internet and asked friends...- dragon513
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- Constant Magnetism Proportionality
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How Does the Biot-Savart Law Apply to an Electron Orbiting a Proton?
Suppose an electron orbits a proton at a distance of 'r' with speed 'v'. How could i determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at the location of the proton? I thought it would make sense to use The Biot-Savart Law, but i don't know where to begin: dB = \frac{\mu_o}{4\pi} \frac{I ds x...- dekoi
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- Biot-savart Biot-savart law Law Magnetism
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How Does the Right-Hand Rule Determine the Direction of Magnetic Force?
Suppose I use the direction of my hand to be velocity, the curling of my fingers to be the magnetic field, and my thumb to be the magnetic force. 1.) Then, if a positive object is moving North, and the magnetic field is NE, where is the resultant force? 2.) How about the Earth's magnetic...- dekoi
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- Magnetism
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Why Does Gauss' Law for Magnetism Apply to Current-Carrying Wires and Squares?
I am trying to answer all the odd problems at the end of the chapter and I can't seem to get one of them. A long, current-carrying wire is oriented vertically; next to it is drawn a square whoe area lies in the same plane as the wire. Using the distances indicated, find the magnetic flux...- greenbean
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- Gauss Gauss' law Law Magnetism
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the True Origins of Magnetism?
So these Earth's magnetism is supposedly produced inside these generator-like chambers inside of which various chemicals are mixing to form some sort of giant electromagnet, in theory, right? But whether this is or isn't true, where does magnetism come from at its root? Do photons have...- jhe1984
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- Magnetism
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Magnetism: Where Does Energy Come From?
I place a magnet near a piece of iron. The iron bit accelerates across the floor towards the magnet. The magnet has done work. Energy has been expended. Where did this energy come from? This energy seems inexhaustible. Why isn't it used up?- Hooloovoo
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- Magnetism
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Understanding Magnetism: An Alternative Explanation
GR explains how gravity works. Is there a similar explanation for magnetism. Maxwell showed that magnetism and electricity are two sides of the same coin. And I understand that electricity is a flow of electrons. Can that help me understand magnetism?- daniel_i_l
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- Magnetism Work
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Do Strong Magnetic Fields Affect Human Health?
Do strong magnetic fields have any negative effects on the human body? Also, where can I find information regarding this subject?- cangus
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- Magnetism
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How Do You Calculate the Electrostatic Force Between Two Charged Lines?
Electricity and Magnetism urgent!pls! An infinite long line of charge of constant charge density a is located near the line AB which carries uniform charges with charge density b. Suppose both two lines are in the same plane, calculate the electrostatic force exerted on the line AB. i don't...- mousesgr
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Are the Electric Field Components at the Center of a Charged Square?
Electricity and Magnetism urgent!help! 11. Electric charge is distributed uniformly along each side of a square. Each side of the square has length a. Two adjacent sides have positive charge with total charge +Q on each. (i) If the other two sides have negative charge with total charge –Q on...- mousesgr
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Copper Nickel Magnetism: Understanding the Effects of Adding Copper to Nickel
why adding copper to nickel result in reduced magnetism of nickel? :confused:- sniffer
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- Copper Magnetism Nickel
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(law of conservation of energy ) apply to electricity & magnetism
(law of conservation of energy!) apply to electricity & magnetism... ok guys... first look at the PICTURE. (now imagine) suppose i put SUCH CYLINDRICAL magnet in zero-gravity, perfect vaccum. Then say, i rotate the cylindrical magnet about its axis. a). what should happen? ->well, there...- bipin
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- Apply Conservation Conservation of energy Electricity Energy Magnetism
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Isolated Silicon Atoms: Why Aren't They Magnetic?
silicon atom has 14 electrons with 2 unpaired electrons in 3p orbital. why silicon is not magnetic? :confused:- sniffer
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- Magnetism
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How Does the Right Hand Rule Determine Magnetic Force Direction?
hi i have a few general questions on the right hand rule, 1. if a charged particle enters a magnetic field going from bottom left to top right at an angle of 45 degrees, and the direction of the current is vertically up how do we determine the force using the right hand rule? 2. a wire which...- dagg3r
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- hand Magnetism Right hand rule
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Why is stainless steel non-magnetic?
Maybe this is more of a chemisty question but I have found that stainless steel is not magnetic. I can only reason that this would be if the Fe (iron) inside the steel is actually bonded with the other components of steel thus making the 3d spins useless to become aligned. i did a search and...- PeteGt
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- Magnetism Stainless steel Steel
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What is the Strength of a 40,000 Gauss Magnet?
"scientists can produce magnets as strong as 40,000 Gauss" now when Ill come to calculate the force between two of these magnets, I will have to know their "strength". according to the 40K Gauss, what will be this strength? In other words, what does 40,000Gauss tell me about its strength...- chui
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- Gauss Magnetism
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Does Magnetism Curve Space and Time
I am wondering if a magnetic force will deviate different mass amounts of the same material through the same path as each other just like gravity does to different mass amounts of any material? Does anyone know? Has this been tested?- gonegahgah
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- Curve Magnetism Space Space and time Time
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- Forum: Special and General Relativity
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How Is EMF Induced in a Falling Metal Rod Affected by Earth's Magnetic Field?
1) A horizontal metal rod of 1.5m long is aligned in and East-West direction and dropped from rest from the top of a high building. Calculate the e.m.f. induced across the falling rod 2.5s after release. The horizontal component of Earths magnetic field is 2x10^5 T. Surely you need the area...- garytse86
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Quantum physics and magnetism?
I read on some physics website somewhere (I forgot which one) that a magnetic field around a bar magnet exists because there is a tiny probability that some electrons exist outside the bar magnet and when they do they emit virtual photons that can interact with other things to create the...- BigMacnFries
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- Magnetism Physics Quantum Quantum physics
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- Forum: Atomic and Condensed Matter
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Project Home 2010 researching magnetism
We are students in a scientific research project studying the physics of magnetism. We have made some strides but are looking to start a good brainstorming session into the physics of magnetism. All is welcome to join at http://projecthome2010.proboards2.com/index.cgi?board=general- JohnObik
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- Home Magnetism Project
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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How does the presence of ferrous material affect a compass's accuracy?
As a diver, I'm constantly struggling with accurate compass readings. How much ferrous material at what distance would affect a compass? For example, would fifty pounds of steel two feet away affect the needle? If the needle of a compass is magnetic, will the needles on two compii affect...- DaveC426913
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- Magnetism
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Weird result/problems with magnetism experiment
Hi there, I have just set up / taken measurements from an "Einstein de Haas" experiment I set up, but there were a couple of weird effects I cannot explain nor figure out. FWIW, I am competing in the "International Young Physicists' Tournament" in Switzerland this July - should be a great...- JonoF
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- Experiment Magnetism Weird
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Polarized e/m wave and magnetism
Ok i was wondering something. If you send some light through a polarizer... how does the magnetism get through? I know you never find E without its M... but if you can block light with a polarizer (the light coming at a different angle), why would the magnetic part come out with the light that...- Pengwuino
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- Magnetism Wave
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- Forum: Quantum Physics
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Understanding Magnetism: Relating Magnetic Forces to Charged Particle Beams"
My teacher recently gave me a task of relating magnetic forces to a beam of chraged particles moving in a straight line. To aid us in this, she also set up a guideline question, displayed below: The diagram below shows a beam of charged particles moving in a straight line with speed v. Each...- deanchhsw
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- Magnetism
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Calculate Proton Energy in eV in Magnetic Field of 1.15T
A proton moves in a circular path perpendicular to a 1.15-T magnetic field. The radius of its path is 8.40 mm. Calculate the energy of the proton in eV. So, I calculated the velocity with: qvB = \frac{mv^2}{r} (1.60 \times 10^-19)(1.15) = \frac{(6.27 \times 10^-27)v}{0.0084} v = 2.47...- blue_soda025
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- Magnetism
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What Are the Correct Equations for Solving Magnetism Problems?
I'm confused if I am using the right equations to solve this problem. P: A singly charged Li^7 ion has a mass of 1.16x10^-26kg. It is accelerated through a potential difference of 500 Volts and then enters a magnetic field of 0.4 Teslas, moving perpendicular to the field. What is the radius...- shikagami
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- Magnetism
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Magnetic Field Strength & Direction at 36m Wire with 22A Current
A wire 36m long carries a current of 22 A from east to west. If the maximum magnetic force on the wire at this point is downward (toward the Earth) and has a magnitude of 4.0E-2N, find the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at this location. I have no clue where to start. What...- laker88116
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- Magnetism
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Magnetic Reluctance: Correct Equation
Which is the correct equation for Magnetic Reluctance ? R = Reluctance l = Length A = Area \mu = Magnetic Permeability of the material \mu_0 = Magnetic Permeability of free space ( 4\pi \times 10^- ^7 tesla/ampere turn) R = \frac {l} {\mu A} as stated on Wikipedia or R =...- confusion321
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- Magnetism
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Magnetism Problem: Magnitude & Direction of Force
Could someone help me with this problem? I don't really know how to do it.. http://www.webpost.net/bl/bluesoda025/magnetism.gif What is the magnitude and direction of force acting on wire 1 due to the magnetic field produced by wire 2?- blue_soda025
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- Magnetism
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Magnetism and Electric Potential Problem
Hi. I'm having some trouble with this problem: An electron accelerated from rest through potential difference 1.6 kV enters the gap between two parallel plates having separation 20.0 mm and potential difference 120 V. The lower plate is at the lower potential. Neglect fringing and assume...- bbbbbev
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- Electric Electric potential Magnetism Potential
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A few questions about electricity and magnetism
Hi, I'm new to this site. Anyway, I am studying for the MCAT right now and the physical science review that I have been doing has gone pretty well, I just have a few questions about comparisons that can be made between movement of electrons and movement of solid objects. 1) What is the...- chen123
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Electricity and Magnetism Problem
1. Is Ampère's law (\nabla \times \mathbf{B} = \mu _0 \mathbf{J}) consistent with the general rule that divergence-of-curl is always zero? Show that Ampère's law cannot be valid, in general, outside magnetostatics. Is there any such "defect" in the other three Maxwell equations? I'm not...- AKG
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Magnetic Field & Potential: Northward Motion of a Horizontal Rod
A horizontal rod is moved northward at a constant velocity throough a magnetic field that points straight down. Which statement is true? a) The West end of the rod is at higher potential than the east end. b) The East end of the rod is at higher potential than the West end. c) The top...- leolaw
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- Magnetism
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Magnetism & Gravity: Unravelling the Mysteries
Does magnetism have any affect on gravity?- Someone502
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- Gravity Magnetism
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I have a question about magnetism
I was wondering if anyone could help me with a question. I am a long time knife collector, and after a block of steel is formed it gets demagnetized...after the steel block is then ground into shape and finally sharpened on a grinder, it some how becomes slighty magnetic. Knife makers say its...- F Gump
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- Magnetism
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Magnetism (Iron filling question)
Let's say you have two magnets of the same magnitude facing each other, North facing South. At a certain distance, with let's say and iron filling placed at a certain spot, is there a spot where the net magnetic force exerted on the filling will be zero?- DB
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- Magnetism
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How Does a Proton's Path Change in a Magnetic Field?
Problem 1: A proton is shot with a speed of 8x10^6 m/s at 30 degrees to an x-directed field with B=.15 T. Completely describe the path followed by the proton. Describe the path in words and also give the radius, the period, and the pitch. The proton is going to take a spiral - screwdriver...- Jacob87411
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- Magnetism
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Electricity and magnetism question
I'm having trouble starting this problem... I'm pretty sure I'll be able to figure it out if I can just get past the first question. I scanned the sheet because I'm lazy and I thought that you'd be able to understand the problem better that way anyways. So if someone could just point me in...- benji
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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Unraveling Magnetism: Solving Three Common Problems
Answered Finished! Thanks to all that helped out.- Kadomony
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- Magnetism
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What is the force on an electron moving in a magnetic field?
electrons and magnetism. - need help. An electron moves with velocity v = (4.0i – 6.0ij) x 104 m/s in a magnetic field B= (-0.80i + 0.60j) T. Determine the magnitude and direction of the force on the electron. F=ma: qvB=m*v^2/r : r= mv/qB r = (9.1E^-31kg * (4.0i – 6.0ij) x 104 m/s) /...- airkapp
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- Electrons Magnetism
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Magnetism and human exposure limit
Hey this is more of a general question than a problem... What happens to a human body after it has reached its magnetic exposure limit (.2 Telsa)? Does the magnetism pull iron out of the blood stream, or cause any severe or fatal health issues? Something must happen, or else there would be no...- Lateralus
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- Human Limit Magnetism
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Radioactivity and magnetism, help with an easy question
First off I am sorry for asking this question , as I am sure I am way off base. I collect high end pocket knives and some of the blades have become a little magnetized; so i found a demagnetizer that uses NdFeB30 magnets, which are rare earth? MY question is this, if i rub the demagnetiser over...- F Gump
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- Magnetism Radioactivity
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Magnetism: Solving Force Problem with qvB Equation
I am currently working on a problem that states... An electron experiences the greatest force as it travels 2.0x10^6 m/s in a magnetic field when it is moving southward. The force is upward and of magnitude 2.3x10^-12 N. What is the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field? I started...- Axeman2k
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- Magnetism
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Solving Magnetism Problems: Selecting Variables for Data Table
Here it is... The diagram shows a current balance loop that includes the conductor where l1 and l2 represent the segments of its length. You have been asked to do an experiment that anazlyzes the relationship between magnetic field strength and current in a solenoid by plotting a graph...- Lorax
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- Magnetism
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Physics Unit 3 Magnetism: Troublesome Diagram
Hello I've run into quite a few crappy diagram questions on my Homework assignment due tomorrow. All of the questions are from my school's (Central High Sedgewick) webpage. The teacher thought she'd be sly and hide the answers on some of these questions. The webpage is this...- Lorax
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- Diagram Magnetism Physics Unit
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Understanding Charge, Voltage, and Circuit Analysis
Hi my grade 11 physics class is on its final unit (Electricity and Magnetism) and I am a little lost... So far we are doing Charge and Voltage (we learned the formulas)... and we're expected to know that circuit diagram stuff and Ohm's Law? lol a bunch of stuff we were suppose to learn in grade...- JimmyRay
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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How Can I Prepare for a Class in Electricity and Magnetism?
Hello, I was wondering if you guys know any websites/ free books/ any other ressource about physics electricity and magnetism, since this is my next class and I want to try to read about it before starting. I have download an e-book from the sticky, but I'd like other sources. feel free to...- mad
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- Electricity Electricity and magnetism Magnetism
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