SAT Physics - Study by Seneca
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Recent Episodes
Emma looks at the behaviour of waves from one medium to another for your SAT Physics exam. She looks at the reflection and refraction of waves, defining the index of refraction and angles of incidence, reflection and refraction. Ideal for preparing you for your SAT Physics exam.
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In this episode, Emma looks at the concept of magnetic flux, and how that relates to the generation of electric current in objects moving in a magnetic field for your SAT Physics exam. She looks at the formula for magnetic flux, as well as Faraday and Lenz's laws of electromagnetic induction. Ideal for preparing you for your SAT Physics exam.
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Emma's got the lowdown on all this oscillatory for your SAT Physics exam! She goes through the properties of each of the different types of electromagnetic waves. She also looks at the importance of periodic waves in physics, and how to model them using sine and cosine functions. Ideal for preparing you for your SAT Physics exam.
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Emma's back with everything you need to know about the force of magnetism for your SAT Physics exam! She looks at the equation for the Lorentz force on a charged particle in a magnetic field, and how to determine the direction of the force using the left-hand rule. She also looks at the radius of the circular motion of a charged particle, as well as the force on a current-carrying wire in a magnetic field. Ideal for preparing you for your SAT Physics exam.
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Emma's got you covered this week, with everything you need to know about capacitors. She looks at parallel plate capacitors with and without a dielectric, as well as the rules for combining capacitors for series and parallel circuits and networks. Ideal for preparing you for your SAT Physics exam.
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