Physics Exam 2 (End of Year) thoughts

[Whatlol]

What was the physical law you use to construct the graph in question 8

I said Faraday's Law.

I was thinking conservation of energy... )=

[zackyjack]

woops didnt see there was already a thread... )=

what did you guys do for the circuit.. i got thrown off

anyone want me to attempt solutions? i got an exam

Whatlol, I'd love to see the transmission questions worked out, after they make the final power 4W and you have to work back to find the voltage.

[byr0003]

It would be Lenz's law..

[Sheen]

What was the physical law you use to construct the graph in question 8

I said Faraday's Law.

fck i wrote some random... like Lenz's Law

[Xavier1234]

it's gotta be lenz's law. negative gradient of flux change

[jayna]

It was just one mark anyway..

[curious111]

Surely they should accept both Faraday's and Lenz's? They are both relevant to the graph.

[Galvanic Cell]

I thought Lenzs law was just the direction? And faradays was that it was the gradient?

[John President]

I said Faraday's law. Lenz's law only gives the direction of the current, not the magnitude of the induced EMF for each section of the graph.

[eOkee]

magnetism put me off, but the rest was good (Y)

[Linkage1992]

Your graph had to start of negative and then go to positive.
For this, you would have to state Lenzs law.

[Xavier1234]

Your graph had to start of negative and then go to positive.
For this, you would have to state Lenzs law.

itute helper says faradays. hmm i went with lenz..

[rubiks]

I went with faraday's law. It was asking about the graph which faraday's law states is the negative rate of change of flux. How could it be lenz's?

[Linkage1992]

Lenzs law adds the negative in front of the N, doesn't it? Otherwise it is faradays law...

[John President]

Wouldn't be surprising if they accepted both.

I'm looking pretty good with the iTute answers so far...