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| * Identify assumptions to simplify the magnetic flux integral | * Identify assumptions to simplify the magnetic flux integral | ||
| * Identify steps needed to determine an induced current direction | * Identify steps needed to determine an induced current direction | ||
| + | * Explain the difference between conventional current and induced current | ||
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| * Explain why there is a negative sign in Faraday' | * Explain why there is a negative sign in Faraday' | ||
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| + | Conceptual questions: | ||
| + | - What would a flux versus time graph look like for the spinning loop? What would an induced voltage versus time graph look like? How are they related to one another? | ||
| + | - What would be the maximum amount of current produced by the water mill? Is it enough to power a town? | ||
| + | - What would be the differences between this sort of power generator and power generators in real life? | ||
| + | - What assumptions did you make to solve for the induced current? (Hint: some of them go into simplifying the magnetic flux integral) | ||
| + | - Why is there a negative sign in the induced voltage equation? | ||
| + | - How do the steps of the right hand rule from Wednesday relate to the math/ | ||