Answer each of the following conceptual questions in one or a few complete sentences. It's sufficient to explain the 'main idea' and not all of the small details. (a) Why do circuit elements in series have the same current? (b) Why do circuit elements in parallel have the same voltage/potential difference? (c) forces, and sometimes from electric forces. How can you decide which one exerts the force in a given situation? The induced emf E calculated from the flux rule sometimes comes from magnetic (d) currents are anywhere nearby to create the fields. Briefly explain how electromagnetic waves can exist even when no net charges or

Answer each of the following conceptual questions in one or a few complete sentences. It's sufficient to explain the 'main idea' and not all of the small details. (a) Why do circuit elements in series have the same current? (b) Why do circuit elements in parallel have the same voltage/potential difference? (c) forces, and sometimes from electric forces. How can you decide which one exerts the force in a given situation? The induced emf E calculated from the flux rule sometimes comes from magnetic (d) currents are anywhere nearby to create the fields. Briefly explain how electromagnetic waves can exist even when no net charges or

Delmar's Standard Textbook Of Electricity

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Chapter29: Dc Generators

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