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That means that during charging and discharging the the currents decays/decreases in both cases.??

Why should we consider the radius of the earth?

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Hubble's Constant can be easily calculated (fixed exactly) using ONLY the speed of light (C) and Pi 2 X a megaparsec X C, divided by Pi to the power of 21 = 71 K / S / MPC. This equation comes from the "Principle of Astrogeometry". Ho is fixed at 71. No tension, no waffle required, just simple algebra.. David Hine

So is the elastic potential energy the same as work done on the elastic?

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I’m very uncertain even after watching this video

Bigger stars tend to be cooler than smaller stars, no? The sun is hotter than a red giant despite the red giant being bigger

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Sir I didn't understand where did you get 9.81 as your acceleration

i still dont get it:(

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doing physics and have to learn the metric system kinda sucks. Not the system itself just wish America would teach this in middle school because almost all the rest of the world uses the metric system

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Where did the cosine come from?

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if r=distance between us and the object in the last equation wouldn't it change to 4pi2r

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Shouldn't the field lines be pointing North to South?

My textbook uses sin instead of cos. How do I know which one to use and when?

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Very useful for demonstration in physics class. Thank you so much.

This is a FANTASTIC presentation that gathers all the key concepts & terms in one place. I never realized Faraday's Law could be derived in such a 'common sense' series of steps.

Concise yet comprehensive. Excellent. Thank you!

i didn't understand the term "flux linkage" now its crytal clear

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