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Physics 001 Notes p15: Adding Displacement Vectors
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Physics 001 Notes p15: Adding Displacement Vectors
Physics 001 Notes p76: Using the Mirror Equation
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Physics 001 Notes p76: Using the Mirror Equation
Physics 001 Notes p77-78: The Human Eye and Correction of Vision Problems
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Physics 001 Notes p77-78: The Human Eye and Correction of Vision Problems
Physics 001 Notes p73-75: Images from Curved Mirrors
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Physics 001 Notes p73-75: Images from Curved Mirrors
Physics 001 Notes p72: More Problems Using the Lens Equation
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Physics 001 Notes p72: More Problems Using the Lens Equation
Physics 001 Notes p71: Examples of the Lens Equation
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Physics 001 Notes p71: Examples of the Lens Equation
Using the Reciprocal Key to Solve the Lens Equation
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Using the Reciprocal Key to Solve the Lens Equation
Physics001 Notes p70: The negatives in Optics and Lens Equation Examples
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Physics001 Notes p70: The negatives in Optics and Lens Equation Examples
Physics 001 Notes p68-69: Equations for Lenses
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Physics 001 Notes p68-69: Equations for Lenses
Physics 001 Notes p65-67: Images from Lenses
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Physics 001 Notes p65-67: Images from Lenses
Physics 001 Notes p63: Principal Rays of a Lens
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Physics 001 Notes p63: Principal Rays of a Lens
Physics 001 Notes p61: The Critical Angle
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Physics 001 Notes p61: The Critical Angle
Tracker Instructions for Projectile Motion Lab
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Tracker Instructions for Projectile Motion Lab
Physics 001 Notes p58-59: Index of Refraction Explanation
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Physics 001 Notes p58-59: Index of Refraction Explanation
Physics 001 Notes p60: Index of Refraction Example
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Physics 001 Notes p60: Index of Refraction Example
Physics 001 Notes p14b: Adding More Vectors
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Physics 001 Notes p14b: Adding More Vectors
Physics 001 Notes p14a: Another Example of Adding Vectors Graphically
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Physics 001 Notes p14a: Another Example of Adding Vectors Graphically
Physics 001 Notes p13b: Adding Vectors Analytically
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Physics 001 Notes p13b: Adding Vectors Analytically
Physics 001 Notes p13a: Adding Vectors Graphically
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Physics 001 Notes p13a: Adding Vectors Graphically
Physics 001 Notes p12: Converting Between Rectangular and Polar Forms
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Physics 001 Notes p12: Converting Between Rectangular and Polar Forms
Physics 001 Notes p11: Two Dimensional Vectors
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Physics 001 Notes p11: Two Dimensional Vectors
Physics 001 Notes p55: Rays from Curved Mirrors
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Physics 001 Notes p55: Rays from Curved Mirrors
Physics 001 Notes p53-54: Examples of Reflection
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Physics 001 Notes p53-54: Examples of Reflection
Hi, thanks for this. Just about the F=qvB acting on the rod where v is the horizontal velocity of the rod (and charge carriers) to the right. Can you explain why we do not consider the vertical component of velocity of the charge carriers in the qvB expression. I mean there is a current (due to the emf) already set up due to the changing flux. So why ignore this vertical component of the charge carriers? More broadly, is there a F=qvB on the other sections of the loop due to the velocity along the wire of their charge carriers. I know it won't cause displacement of these sections but does such a force exist due to their velocities? This is something I don't understand about the extent of self-induction that you may be able to clarify.
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The notes to follow along can be found at: drive.google.com/file/d/1-rJ4OrVAjQ8AmgXnBBXlAhzemzW5tlPv/view?usp=sharing
The notes to follow along can be found at: drive.google.com/file/d/1-rJ4OrVAjQ8AmgXnBBXlAhzemzW5tlPv/view?usp=sharing
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I seem to have made a mistake in 1 c). I write P=IV, but then for some reason I say to multiply the current times the resistance and I write the current and the resistance in each case. But the answers I give are in fact the current times the voltage, so the answers are correct. (Thanks Niko).
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