Discussion Question Section You must complete 6 total: answ…
Discussion Question Section You must complete 6 total: answer at least 4 from the first section (#1-7) and 2 from the second section (#8-10), extra credit for answering them all For this section, please answer the questions posed. Each of these will connect back to specific concepts or discussions in course content and/or have larger cultural and sociological meaning. Answers should be thoughtful and sociological. Too brief of answers or answers that don’t use critical thinking will not be given full credit. Roughly a paragraph each is expected in response unless a list is stated as acceptable.
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In the figure below, a long solenoid with length l = [l] m and cross-sectional area A = [A] m2 is closely wound with [N1] turns of wire. A coil with [N2] turns surrounds it at its center. If the mutual inductance of the pair is [M] H and the current through the solenoid is [i1] A, what is the flux through the shorter coil? Give your answer in units of T
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A block of clear acrylic sits on top of a block of glass. A ray of light traveling in the glass is incident on the acrylic/glass interface at an angle of [t1] degrees with respect to the normal. The light has wavelength [wa] nm in the acrylic and [wg] nm in the glass. What is the refracted angle into the acrylic as measured from the normal to the interface? Give your answer in degrees and round to one decimal place. Show all work starting from Snell’s law to receive full credit.
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