How much credit would YOU have given me?

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The discussion centers around the Hall Effect and the derivation of the Hall coefficient in a senior-level solid-state physics class. The participant successfully derived the Hall voltage formula, Vh=BI/net, despite not recalling the exact value of the Hall coefficient. The instructor's grading approach is described as lenient, leading the participant to estimate a score of 7/10 for their performance on a 20-point final exam question, which included both explanation and derivation components.

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I had to explain the Hall Effect and derive the Hall coefficient

I didn't recall what the coeff. was but my explanation was solid and I was able to derive the Hall voltage, Vh=BI/net (t was thickness of plate, that's n and e, not the word net >_>)

I wrote that I didn't know what the coefficient was, and guessed 1/net

he's a pretty loose teacher, and getting to the voltage expression was the hard part anyways, I figure...
 
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Without more details and a better explanation of the context, I'd swag about 7/10. What did you get? Was this on a midterm, final, quiz, what? Which class at what level?
 
A final, so I guess I'll never know :( senior level solid state class, 20 point question, I figure 10 for the explanation, and however many he feels like giving for getting to the voltage? I know, I obsess over how I did on a test after the fact, stressful habit
 

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