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With over seven years of tutoring experience in mathematics and physics, this tutor brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for teaching. He has worked with students from Year 12 to senior university levels, both face-to-face and online via platforms like Zoom and Skype. His approach is tailored to individual needs, ensuring each student gains confidence and achieves their academic goals.
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Recent Tutoring Comments:
multiple choice answers were mostly on point, best of luck for the exam :)
multiple choice answers were mostly on point, best of luck for the exam :)
Lenz's law, Faraday's law - please brush up on these
Magnetic fields in a wire understood well
Magnetic fields in a wire understood well
Explanations for working towards answer, looking for alternate solutions
good understand of relationship between EMF induced and change of flux
good understand of relationship between EMF induced and change of flux
Maybe a couple more exercises on induced current direction when flux changes using the right hand rule
good understanding of tough stopping voltage related concept
good understanding of tough stopping voltage related concept
Need to go through AC/DC generators first before proceeding with harder problems