Tricky wording in electrical circuits question

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The discussion revolves around an electrical circuits question that involves interpreting the wording related to circuit modifications and switch operations. Participants are exploring the implications of the phrase "without changing the circuit" in the context of a specific problem.

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  • Conceptual clarification, Assumption checking

Approaches and Questions Raised

  • The original poster attempts to clarify whether the phrase refers to adding components or to the operational state of the switch. Some participants question the effects of closing versus opening the switch on the circuit's behavior.

Discussion Status

The discussion is active, with participants providing insights and raising questions about the interpretation of the problem statement. There is a focus on understanding the role of the switch and the underlying principles of circuit operation.

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Participants are considering the implications of the problem's wording and the assumptions that may affect their interpretations. The specific rules or constraints of the homework assignment are not detailed in the posts.

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When it says, without changing the circuit, does it mean adding something else that is extra or does that mean i have to solve it without closing the switch?
 
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The switch belongs to the circuit and you can use it.

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What will happen when you
a) close the switch
b) open the switch ?
 
Remember that what makes dynamos and motors work is changing flux not constant flux.
 

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