MES Math Q/A 68: What is Faraday's Flux Rule? by @mes on 3Speak
Faraday’s flux rule states that a changing magnetic flux through a closed circuit induces an electromotive force (emf) that opposes the change. The main difference from the more general Faraday’s l...
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I'll record here, you guys, we're back on. So again, I stopped recording, but now it's recording. So yeah, as I was saying. Let me if it's too loud or not, loud. Okay, it's a bit loud. Okay, there's the 80. Okay, so, okay, it's so, okay, it's back. Okay, it's back. Okay, we're back, guys, we are back. Okay, let's go. Okay, so we're recording now, but the YouTube one will have the before stuff, because it was whatever. But the, um, interesting part is, yeah, yeah, so for some reason, like, all of my rumble stuff, we just kept messing up the, uh, the, uh, the stuff there. So, uh, property's microphone, okay, um, yeah, so it kept messing up my, uh, Prism Live Studio thingy, so then I had to delete the old, uh, stream links. Anyways, so there's the link to the, in Leo. I got a load a volume, but I lowered a bit right now, lowered even more. I did lower it a bit, let's check what it is now. Okay, there is the any one, okay, so we're recording stuff, lower the volume, but I lowered a bit right now. I load already, is it good? Okay, I lowered it a bit more, okay, it should be fine. Let me know. How about now? Okay, so I'll do that typing, okay, anyways, so hope you enjoyed the last last stream. It's quite mayhem there. I'm stealing with the... Adam Eisenberg in the emails before and I have a chance to get enough of that article right of it. But yeah, Adam is clown in the internet. Holy cow. Oh, man, that's pretty funny. Anyways, yeah, so hopefully you guys enjoyed that epic stuff there. And what I wanted to show was, okay, this is going to be here. And I have, so what I'm going to do is I'm going to try to stay more focused. Because last last year was pretty epic as, yeah, I was calling out clowns, left, right, and center. and yeah, so let me know if you guys like when I call people clowns or you want to be lower it, but again, when you're dealing with clowns, like, you literally have, like, blue bacon guy telling me, like, I'll go to jail if I disclose classified technology. I'm like, are you insane? Does this guy have, like, a working brain? Like, what are you, who's hiring this guy to say that? It's like, how stupid, but it's like, it's like giving me a layup here, it's like, dunk on me. Anyways, okay fair days flux rule okay so i have this thing i started doing was just in general questions and then for whatever is related to my specific thing so fair days flux rule all right so um fair days flex rule and so on we'll do that uh after i'm gonna go open up all the meta uh what's it called questions to me okay so yesterday someone asked here let's open this up so i'm gonna answer math questions and so on and again if you guys have math science related questions uh answer and uh hopefully enjoyed that article there 29 000 times oh i should i should change something since you're here uh if i go to here and again uh try to get up to speed on these uh on like hive and so on because you can epic something and then uh chris shack started posting okay we have brain graft back on uh on high posting he's the um he was a scriber to uh on night love and stuff and then but chris shack uh since i'm pretty funny here uh ultra clown so thanks ms lbs stream 137 for inform me in both the trailer and live stream of two clowns i am reticist reticent to use the word clowns sometimes because I think it creates divisions and conflicts, but there comes a moment whereby a clown is born Webster Torply. Why not just say nothing at all in regards to free energy? As for Blue Bacon, my goodness, the logic used to critique free energy use on 9 -11 is both baffling and confoluted. Perhaps the finest clown online, he's saying that it's a criminal offense to stay classified technology. What was used on 9-11, classification issue is admitted, admitted that there's some sort of military involvement. Again, by him saying it's a crime. to say what was used that does not refute the fact he was used. Another aspect is, although there was likely indeed a military aspect, the military division or group that used free energy and or holographic technology is likely a group above or separate from the US government, more powerful and with no allegiance to, therefore one can say the 18 U.S.C. 793 Act does not apply. Yeah, yeah, it's also like, like, hey, it's some random Canadian guy in his basement in his kitchen. Uh, he somehow uncovered, classified technology, just about, like, looking at, looking at, uh, some YouTube videos, and he's going to jail, like, I'll tell the court, like, yeah, how can he disclose that? I'm like, what do he talk? I just look at some YouTube videos, you mean. Uh, Blue Book and his peto, just show the evidence. Uh, that is probably, yeah, it's, uh, I wouldn't be surprised. Again, he's, uh, dealing with the, uh, the peto, uh, interview guy, and then he gets on Dr. Phil show. I'm gonna send, uh, anyways, like I said, I'll be posting, uh, links on here. So yeah, this is Chris Shaq. So I got Chris Shaq to call people clowns. That's pretty good. And again, part of my branding is calling people clowns. Like, I don't just call people clowns for clown reasons. Like, it's just, it's like, I try to give a lot of leeway. Like, I'm trying to help you all. Like, I want to find exactly what you're exactly meaning. And so on. Also, yeah, something I said when the microphone was muted, I said something like, so these math platforms, so every other week I do these things so I can keep up to speed and force myself to research the math science, so on a theoretical side, especially going into electromagnetic magnetism. And then the other times when I'm not doing these, I'll be doing experimental, basically experimental science. So these ones will be theoretical, and then the other ones are just like, yeah, mathematical, theoretical, and the other one will be... experimental and so on. So again, the goals produce levitation. And so that's why I try to keep my brain on point when I'm dealing with science mumbo-jambos. So that's why I rarely, if ever, get swayed by woo-woo. So, like, Bob Greener stuff. So that's why I was telling, like, Norman, I'm like, please, do not bring up Bob Gingers, because I know he's full of a lot of stuff. And basically, the other thing I said when I was met at the microphone, I said, the only person, that I allow to talk, woo, the only person is John Hutchson, is the captain John Hutchson. He's levitating like an 80-pound mill ball, okay? Whatever who he's talking about, it's levitating that, okay? He's the only one who has a free pass. It's like, not even Thomas Bearden has free pass. Like, you have to analyze everything he says, but like, John Hudson is levitating something. Whatever he's saying, okay, you go, you have to take it, and like... and like literally keep it in your brain window while thinking and so on. But anyways, I'm going to go right here. Yeah, so that was that part. Anyways, I'm going to click on this part now. Okay, so I have this person asked on here. I hate math so much. How do whole numbers in a base 10 number system and fractions of 1 tenth of a whole number in a base 10 numbers and end up calculating to absolute massive numbers above? Okay. No wonder everyone in the world is stupid, including me. Make it makes sense. All right, we're gonna, we're gonna, that's what he says, but we're gonna use some GROC moment jump. I'll actually, before done, I'm gonna see if Ask Leo is working properly. Ask Leo, how to respond to this guy. Okay, so, let's see what Ask Leo does. And then we'll also ask Grock. Yeah, just ask Grock here. We also have access to Claude. How to answer this guy's comment. So this is what I mean by good use and bad use of AI, like whatever Norman zone is. Most of it's trash, yeah. But this is a good use. You can literally just have something, give you some output and then see what happens. But also, if I look at this, I don't know what he was talking about. I'm going to open up this part here. Somebody asked me. How do you do calculating these by hand? So how do you calculate stuff like, let's go right here. Yeah, do this by hand. So how do you calculate this right here, like 10 to the PowerPoint 3? How do you do it by hand? First of all, you have to, first of all, assume this one here to be that, and then this would be equal to the 7. This would be 128, this is 2.1. How did I do that? This could be 2.1 divided by 2. It was 128 divided by 2. Okay, that's pretty cool. Holy, how did I do that? Okay. Yeah, these are pretty interesting setup as. So let's see what this... Affiliate those all ugly long, that's one place, looks like Maths, Liberty, chaotic. Here's a simple version of what's going on. The numbers themselves are not messy. The way we write them in base 10 sometimes is. The whole number of them 10th are perfectly clean in base 10. They terminate, but the moment the calculation involves dividing by a number that isn't... made only of factors of 2 and 5, taking a score route, using almost any real -world formula results can be written as a shorthand, okay. Our simple whole numbers in base 10, so 1 divided by 3, but then you get 0.3, that's not the universe of rocket, it's this one refusing to terminate. Yeah, it's just a bunch of rules, okay, and then what did the in-lio guys say? Okay, tell them the mess, that's change... being measured precisely whole numbers and tenths are human bookkeeping, but nature runs on continuous quantity. So when magnetic field strength area or angle changes the flux changes to, and the math reflects that with values like Theta equals B, A, cosine, okay. It only looks, because reality isn't limited to neat numbers once you measure motion, angles, and fields, and rate change. Okay, yeah, that's an interesting setup there. This guy here, make it make sense. Yeah, how can, how do whole numbers in a base number to some fractions of one -tenth of a whole number and a base 10% in calculating? Uh, yeah, these, these are just following mathematical rules, aka 10 to the 0.5, means a number, a number, multiplied by a number, yeah, multiplied by the same number, equals 10. I think that's what it was, yeah. And then if you have it as, yeah, that's a number to multiply by a number, but if you have 10 to the, uh, and then a fraction. 0.3, this equals to, what is this one equal to, how do you, how is that, how did I change this one, this was an interesting conundrum. Point three, okay, how does that, okay, what does point three mean? Okay, let's get a question, anyways, I'm trying to think this out. Okay, what does, power of 0.3 mean, because, yeah, would that be 310th? Actually, no, no, no, that, that, oh, actually, I think I got it, okay. So, anyways, I'm just doing, but if we have this, this equals to 10 to the power of 3. I think it's like divided by 10 to the power of can. Is that what it is, right? I think that's what it is. No, no, what's just 0.3. I gotta write this down. What does, uh, 10 to the... That's what I need to, like, write stuff. I like writing stuff. I'm not going to just do it right here. I have a pad, I'm going to write this on my own. and then see what happens. So 10 to the 3, how do I break this down? 10 to the, and I'll use my other 1. 10 to the point 3 equals 10 to the 3 over 10, which equals 10 to the 3. Oh, okay. There, that's what it is. I got it. Okay, so I solved it. But 10 to 3 equals to 10 to the 3 over 10, which equals to 10 to 10 to the 3, and then square root. And then this is going to be 10 to the 3 to the power of 1 over 10. This means that and this means that 10 to the 3, 10 to the 0.3, is a number that is, yeah, so equals a number multiplied by itself 10 times equals 10 to the 3, which is, what is it, 10,000. Oh, or 1,000. Yeah, so 10 to the 2 is, yeah, so that. Yeah, uh, yeah, basically, uh, also, uh, in math, we are, we are, we are dealing with, uh, discreet. like discrete quantities, whereas in nature it's continuous. Yeah, so, for example, 1 divided by 3 is simple, but mathematically equals, yeah, it is simply, a third, but mathematically equals 0.33333, et cetera. Okay, here's a Renni 9 sign, okay. Every time I say something, you have no idea what the answer is, I think you're wrong and wait to see what its responses. Yeah, no, yeah, that's why you have to grasp with that. Like, you basically need to understand the fundamentals. If you ask you guys something, I have no idea. try to even if you don't have an idea, try to make it into something where you can even test it. Like, how do I test you, right? For example, like, the thing with math, like, it could tell me, like, for example, I could do something, I'll show you something you can do the AI. That's, you can't do, um, that day you can double check. So here's a way, how do you double check something's right? Well, if you're dealing with math, you'd be like, give me an equation of a sphere in 3D. In 3D, uh, to plug in, Yeah, to copy and paste into GeoGibra. Okay, so what I mean is this, you can ask it, and let's say you have no idea how to make a sphere, yeah, but you don't need to know. You can verify that its equation is correct by just plug into the a third-party 3D graphic calculator. Okay, it's its expert mode. I'm going to see that this is. Mahmoud. Okay, there's Dohmur Mahmoud Hasabi. Turried by group characters have made their names, okay, interesting. I'll archive this. I'm going to do our archiving on the Hyde blockchain. It's pretty cool. Okay, so we're going to archive. So we got the Iranian-Eyne sign. Archive into Published blockchain. So I archived there. I'm going to archive it, so it's there. Okay, so we got Mahmoud Ahmadinejad. Holy! We got the Iranian-Synevon. Why does it do that? Okay, let's see. Let's go back here. Yeah, so you can plug those in as an equation of circle. It's like you don't even need to know what it is. That's a cool thing about using your brain. Let's go right here, paste, and then this one is going to be a move it in between, and then this one is, um, that's that part. And then, yeah, we'll go over the, um, blue background out. I did do it to Groch, uh, deep dive on it. So for example, if I go a copy here, here's easy to paste on 3D Geogibra. So it's this x squared plus y squared plus that square equals 1. So if you go to Geogabra, like this, why can I just get to it? Yeah, so we have the Renian Einstein. I'm going to click on here. If I go start calculator, let's do the 3D one, a 3D calculator. So like, what I mean, it just paces in, there's a sphere. Like, notice what I just did. I just did. give me an equation of a sphere in 3D to copy and paste into GAJibro. It gave me an equation. I know this point this is, but it's like, but even if you have no idea what it is, you just, we'll throw it in there and you get a sphere. So it's like, okay. So you verified that the stuff is correct. So let's say, give me, um, give me an equation that renders, uh, a Batman symbol in 2D to copy and paste to Desmos. So we'll do a 2D one. So it's like, give me an equation that renders a Batman symbol in 2D to copy and paste into Desmos. So it's like, whatever it's giving you, it's going to work. And if it doesn't, well, you just, you tell it didn't work. It's just like, and that's the thing with coding too. You could be like, program something, and if it works, it works, if it doesn't, it doesn't, there's no, is the AI correct or not. I'm like, whatever it did, it produces this. So whatever this equation is, and that's obviously a sphere. And you can analyze it, too. So what I do in math, my videos, I analyze why that is actually a sphere, and so on, like subtly up, and then derive it by hand. So there's a sphere, and you can modify here this as well. You can make it bigger by making this the radius part, then make it, and you can make it bigger. and you could paste another one in and make it smaller, I'll say 20. Okay, so we have a small one inside a big one. Yeah, so we have a small inside a big one, so we have two spheres there. The Summish Pyrton have some equations, too, paste them in there. Yeah, but it's, I don't know about graphing. I think he has, he has some equations about, like, I'll have to look through those. But yeah, he has more about the magnetic field, Mamma Jumbos, with the scalar waves. and all that jazz. Okay, so we have that part. I will have to, yeah, I need to review, I was watching a bit of that. So here is, so there's a bunch of equations. So I need to put outer wings. So look, it's giving me the Batman, so I'm going to go Desmos. So if I go here, paste this one here, enter. So there's Batman there. So no, do the second part here. This one is this part. So we paste this one into it. So there's the, what is this part? What the world's going on here? Oh, oh, this is this, wait, oh, that's the bottom there, it's like that or something. Why is this one here, upper head and ears? Okay, why did this not work properly or something? Okay, this one, down didn't work. Okay, this one, what does this one do? What in the world's Batman, this Batman trash doing here? In her ears? Give me them all. Okay, okay, see. Can you give me them all as one equation? God, I don't want to do like a bunch of copy and paste. Give me some. Um, or, yeah. Oh, hey, my benefits on TV, okay. Yeah, uh, let me know if you're interested in another, uh, livestream, uh, sometimes soon, yeah. So, um, if you've been seeing my latest videos, I've been trashed in, uh, a lot of people, cling bobby here. But, uh, that's just for, uh, that's just for, uh. again, when it comes to anything near 9 -11, I'd be extra critical, so anybody touch 9-11. Okay, this one is one equation. Okay, I'll see if I could put this in Desmos, okay, I'm just going over just quickly, you can verify if AI's right or not by just, like, throwing stuff into a graphic, actually. Let's see what this happens. It didn't work, like, what is going on here? Okay, so AI's clowning. Anyways, I'm going to close that part. So that was the question I answer that guy, I'm going to open up another one. And then the second half, once I've done these questions, I'll go over the flux rule. I'm sure, that's okay, bro, I've got some exciting updates, so whenever you're available. Let me know, okay, yeah, for sure. Well, we can do a thing and schedule now, just because I have a million things on my brain. So we'll, let's see. So next, on August 8th, I have a guest, that's Chris Shaq. You can do another predictive programming 9-11, Momomajumbo, that would be pretty fun. And then, if you want, let's see, 8th, the 22nd, actually, yeah, but then it's getting close to a lot of 9-11, just because I do that every other ones. Oh, you talk to Daniel, noon, no-nus. Okay, yeah, we'll just go with it. So, 22nd, let's go here. August, 22nd, 1 p.m. Saturday. 1 p.m. PDP. Saturday live stream. Okay, so you're in, Benefits TV. I'll schedule you in on August if you're in. And then we can go over that. It would be pretty epic. So let me know. And then after that, yeah, the next one's going to be... I'll try to get the Dr. Judy Wood and the Real Avengers on there. Attila, are you interested in a live stream for 9-11? I'm, like, with a group one, maybe... Dr. Judy Wood would be in there too. Let's see, um, actually, actually, Attila wants to be, like, unknown and ira. Yeah, so I'll have to you. So, Ben, it's the TV, uh, let me know, uh, let me know, uh, let me know, Ben. It'd be pretty epic, uh, gives a, a little bit of a break, um, from, like, Colin, uh, Colin, Dylan, uh, clowns and so on. Okay, anyways, uh, I'm gonna open up another one. This guy's asking. Thanks for great lecture, minor typo, okay. Sounds good, I love the opportunity to speak to Judy if possible as well. Ask you if that would be okay. Oh, yeah, yeah, that'd be an interesting one, yeah, that'd be on 9-11, live-stream one. Yeah, you could join, but remember, here at them, yes, that one's got to be careful that part, because I'll call anyone and anyone clowns if they, they do what…