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also that light is a type of EM wave...

What are some synonyms devastating impacts --> in one word

It seems quite effective since the majority of the transformer is insulated which prevents eddy current formation due to the lack of a conductive surface. However, I would add that it may not be the best setup since it inhibits the ability to form flux linkage due to a lack of iron bars in parts...

Hey guys, I am just wondering as to why the given emf graph is more of a positive cos graph. If you graph and then apply the emf equation shouldn't you get a negative cos graph? Thanks!!!

It is possible for there to exist a switch that enables going back and forth between modes... such as the one in the below image:

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Fair it is - the interval should exclude pi/2

Oh wait. Yh it might be wrong since only the 'relative mark' difference is maintained or so...

no its fine lol

Lmao nvrmind I found out how - dumb mistake

Can someone pls decode why this is the inverse function.... kinda glitchin out... ^^^^ Thanks!!!

@5uckerberg can you use long division as well?

I think your u sub is wrong. Make it u = tan inverse x^3. Makes life way easier....

oh yh thanks. I did sub that in, just wrote it incorrectly in this post.

Subbed in asinx. Can you guys tell me what you get? Thanks!!!

fair - is it better to skip to the normal route if this is kinda not familiar?

In our reflection, do we need to quote the test we had been inspired from or is that not necessary?

It is - do what you feel instinctual and best. Personally I am not really that much of a memoriser. I would just memorise the main ideas by chunking it down into paragraphs and then adapt later on...

fair - so we can't really use the acceleration equation then....