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Isn't current an instantiation of an electro-magnetic field and so the movement of the belt wouldn't matter? It all lights up at the same time. Considering a co
by adolph 3y ago
Isn't current an instantiation of an electro-magnetic field and so the movement of the belt wouldn't matter? It all lights up at the same time. Considering a conveyer belt portion that is part of a circuit, doesn't the portion of the belt that is energized change as fast as the belt moves?
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