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basic diff eq. question.
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\[magnetic flux= ((\mu*I*w)/2\pi)* \ln (1+L/x)\]
okay so i am asked for the induced emf if the current changes. where induced emf= \[d(flux)/dt \]
mu, x, w, L are all constants. I is the only thing that changes with time. How would I write the expression above with I changing linearly with time?
\[d(flux)/dt=d(flux)/dI *dI/dt\] <---- is this heading in the right direction?
I believe that is the chain rule above.
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yup, I got it. for the sake of closure...... use above expression---> d/dI (expression) *dI/dt= emf
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