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Course: PHYS 142, Fall 2009School: Bard College
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Vectors
t Equation t A B EF sin ) t t A B EF cos ) s i t t A B EB FB s j EC FC s k ED FD
Magnetic Force
t F ;t B v t t t t FMLB t t t 7 .B t t . MA
Magnetic Field
F .! M #1 < (long, straight wire) F .! R .! 8M P (inside a solenoid)
t t * B . s .! M
(Ampere's Law)
.! %1 "!( T mA
Faraday's Law
X . FF .> (Faraday's Law) EMF . FF t t * E .s .> (Faraday's Law)
Inductors
X P .M .> energy " # M P #
Capacitors
; GZ energy ;# #G
Circuits
7 VG (RC circuit) 7 P V (RL circuit) = PG " (LC circuit)
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