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This week, we are looking at Travel Graphs.

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Many students were absent in school today, but I still had class with the few that came.

We treated transformer calculations.

The question was:

“A step-up transformer operates on 230V and supplies a current of 10A. The ratio of the primary and secondary winding is 1:10. Calculate:
A. Voltage across the secondary
B. Current in the primary
C. Power output”

Instead of solving everything myself, I called out two boys and one girl.

The first boy solved the voltage question using:

Vs/Vp = Ns/Np

The second solved the current question using:

VpIp = VsIs

Then the girl solved the power output using:

P = VsIs

I guided them through everything step by step.

I explained what the symbols mean:
Vs is voltage in the secondary coil,
Vp is voltage in the primary coil,
Ns is number of turns in the secondary coil,
Np is number of turns in the primary coil.

Something made me happy today.

These students are not usually the students that talk or answer questions in class.

But because the class was small today, I intentionally picked them.

Then I told them something:
“On Monday, when the class is full, you people will come out and solve these questions again.”

The funny part is that the other students will be shocked because they will not know these students already prepared for it today.

So now, these students will go home, study it properly, build confidence, and come back ready to teach others on Monday.

Sometimes confidence in Physics starts from one small opportunity.