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| ==== Project 12B: Manny's Magnetic Brakes ==== | ==== Project 12B: Manny's Magnetic Brakes ==== |
| Having dealt with kidnapped colleagues, reunited boar-tiger cubs, and all together just survived the semester, the citizens of Lakeview have now gotten bored. They've decided they definitely need an amusement park full of thrill rides for their town. You and your team have been paired with Manny Hallabero to work on the backup brake system for the "Tower of Doom" ride. Manny has suggested that if all the normal brake systems fail, you can simply put a large magnet in the base of the tower and that will act to slow down the cart (no power source, no moving parts needed!). This seems like a wild idea, but it just might work! Manny has shared some of his initial drawings and data. | Having dealt with kidnapped colleagues, reunited boar-tiger cubs, and all together just survived the semester, the citizens of Lakeview have now gotten bored. They've decided they definitely need an amusement park full of thrill rides for their town. You and your team have been paired with Manny Hallabero to work on the backup brake system for the "Tower of Doom" ride. Manny has suggested that if all the normal brake systems fail, you can simply put a large magnet in the base of the tower and that will act to slow down the cart (no power source, no moving parts needed!). This seems like a wild idea, but it just might work! Manny has shared some of his initial drawings and data. |
| * Calculate the $V_{ind}$ using the change in magnetic flux | * Calculate the $V_{ind}$ using the change in magnetic flux |
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