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3. Summing the change of the flux over consecutive intervals gives the total change in the flux for a period of time. In
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3. Summing the change of the flux over consecutive intervals gives the total change in the flux for a period of time. In
3. Summing the change of the flux over consecutive intervals gives the total change in the flux for a period of time. In our case this change is proportional to the measured area of the EMF graph. What relation is expected for the areas of the positive and negative regions of the EMF curve in each run? What were your observations regarding these areas? 4. It is likely that you observed a difference in the maximum amplitudes of the first and second peak. Was one consistently larger than the other? Explain the difference.
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