Magnetic Flux and Faraday's Law Example

[@monsterous289]

I love how you have the entire problem explained and already written out. I can look ahead and follow what you say without having to skip back and forth in the video.

[@Zioniu]

I wish i could like this video more than once.

[@woldeasfaw7201]

Simply magnificent !

[@kaylachoi4791]

Shouldnt the equation for finding the emf be the 'negative' rate of change in flux? Why did you remove the negative sign?

[@reut4416]

The negative sign was removed because the delta was changed. The definition of delta is final value minus initial value, and he calculated the opposite- initial value minus final value.

[@Wanderlust1342]

thank you

[@richardsabado504]

thanks

[@mohamedessam1397]

How A is a vector????? Please answer me.

[@livingwithclimatechange8195]

A surface integral calculates the flux of a vector field across a surface. The result of the surface integral can be thought of as a measure of the "flow" of the vector field through the surface. In this context, the magnitude and direction of the flow can be represented by a vector.

[@swatighaisas8684]

12×5 =60