Electromagnetic Induction

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[AntoMelta]

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[willamricard]

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[NganaJHone]

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[bundawartini]

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[TheLionRichard]

What about thick wire vs thin wire? Will it create more current vs volt?

[XxBooSTeRHunTeRxX]

soooooooooooo boring!

[shittalker1989]

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[cirina3]

im a kinaestatic learner :3 and a virtual learner blah blah blah but this lesson i dont get it man! look like i shud take it as a fun story inorder to understand it :8

[MultiHERPIES]

mmmmmmmmm so this is how current was born

[ThanksDoctorThoctor]

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[tanse100]

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[ppsjsh]

i hear and see so many people explaining magnets and eletromagnets, but how bout people start explaining ways to improve this type of tech, i see no one doing this they say the exact same thing tht every 1 else says, just diff ways of explaining it, thts why i hate school. lets start thinking ahead of the tech tht we have now and think on a higher plain of thinking, in other words think outside of the world we live in.

[L0rdn1kon]

@ppsjsh Right... So how would schools teach that exactly? Children don't yet know the basics. Once they've learned that they can begin to think about how to improve on the tech. It takes time to teach kids the basis for a wide array of subjects. You learn the importance of original research in uni, by which time you have the grounding needed to do contribute in a meaningful way to the subject. Also who would you like to teach the children this? You want every teacher to be a nobel prize winner?

[bnewton81]

@L0rdn1kon I'm not even sure if we should necessarily teach all the "basics". It's the idea that electricity is created by certain means that is important. Not so much all the whys. Let's let them come to their own conclusions or even new ones. Just a random thought i just had. Not necessarily correct.

[Sakuratomoyo1000]

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