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Concept Test (Clicker) Activities

Distinguishing Scalar and Vector Quantities Related to Electric Fields
Electric Flux Through A Cube
Implications Of Gauss's Law
Choosing A Gaussian Surface For A Plane
Gaussian Surfaces For A Line
Visualizing Zero Divergence
Locating Divergence
Charge Density from Electric Field
Finding Total Charge
Surface Current Density
Visualizing the Position Difference Vector 1 (Magnetic Vector Potential)
Direction of the Magnetic Vector Potential 1 (Infinitesimal Contribution)
Visualizing the Position Difference Vector 2 (Magnetic Field, Multiple Choice)
Direction of the Magnetic Vector Potential 2 (Arbitrary Wire)
Curl of the Magnetic Vector Potential (Cylindrical)
Curvilinear Unit Vectors and Integrals
Direction of the Magnetic Vector Potential 3 (Bent Wire)
Visualizing the Position Difference Vector 3 (Magnetic Field, Drawing)
Visualizing A Vector Integral (Biot-Savart Law)
Magnetic Field and Vector Potential
Magnetic Field From A Small Line Segment
Stoke's Theorem Surface or Line Integral
Amperian Loop With Two Wires
Amperian Loop With Magnetic Field Defined Algebraically
Allowed Electric Fields and Potentials
Integrating the Magnetic Vector Potential
Allowed Magnetic Fields

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strategy/clicker/list.txt · Last modified: 2010/07/19 09:55 by asayavedra
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