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--- 184_notes:superposition_b [2019/01/04 03:18] – dmcpadden
+++ 184_notes:superposition_b [2021/06/10 01:37] (current) – bartonmo
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-[[184_notes:perm_mag|Next Page: Permanent Magnets]]
+/*[[184_notes:perm_mag|Next Page: Permanent Magnets]]
-[[184_notes:q_path|Previous Page: Path of Charge Through a Magnetic Field]]
+[[184_notes:q_path|Previous Page: Path of Charge Through a Magnetic Field]]*/
 ===== Superposition =====
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 This idea scales for as many moving charges as you have:
  $\vec{B}_{total}=\vec{B}_1+\vec{B}_2+\vec{B}_3+\vec{B}_4+...$
-However, if you have both electric and magnetic fields you **cannot** just add together the magnetic and electric fields. These are different quantities with different units; therefore, they do not add together (this would be like trying to add time to mass - it's just not a thing you can do).
+However, **if you have both electric and magnetic fields you //cannot// just add together the magnetic and electric fields.** These are different quantities with different units; therefore, they do not add together (this would be like trying to add time to mass - it's just not a thing you can do).
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