Discontinuous voltage graph for bullet going through metal coils

[Callumnc1]

Homework Statement:

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Relevant Equations:

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For this problem,

The solution is,

However, dose anybody please know why the graphs for $V_1$ and $V_2$ are discontinuous where they cross the time axis?

Many thanks!

 

[berkeman]

Homework Statement:: Please see below
Relevant Equations:: Please see below

However, dose anybody please know why the graphs for and are discontinuous where they cross the time axis?

It only looks like a drawing issue, not something to do with the physics. The voltage induced is just proportional to the change in the B-field through the loops, which is certainly continous in the real world. Is this confusion affecting your ability to solve your homework problem, or just a curiousity at this point?

If (b), I would recommend that you just ask a TA or the professor informally when you next see them.

 

[Callumnc1]

It only looks like a drawing issue, not something to do with the physics. The voltage induced is just proportional to the change in the B-field through the loops, which is certainly continous in the real world. Is this confusion affecting your ability to solve your homework problem, or just a curiousity at this point?

If (b), I would recommend that you just ask a TA or the professor informally when you next see them.

Thanks for your help @berkeman ! Just (b) at this point, but it does sound like it drawing issue as you mention.

Thank you!