Help finding the derivative for Faraday's equation?

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The discussion focuses on calculating the derivative of magnetic flux (dΦB/dt) in relation to Faraday's law of electromagnetic induction. The user provides specific values: a time interval of 0.0085 seconds and a magnetic flux of 0.0008 Weber (Wb). The derivative represents the rate of change of magnetic flux over time, which is crucial for understanding induced electromotive force (EMF). The provided link to a PDF resource may assist in further calculations and understanding of wave equations related to this topic.

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I need to find the derivative with respect to time of the magnetic flux (dΦB/dt). I have a time of .0085 seconds, and a magnetic flux of .0008 Wb. I am a little hazy on my calc skills.
 
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