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1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinkin g What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinkin g What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?

1 Web Search Who was Michael Faraday? What were his accomplishments? 2 Web Search What is Faraday’s law about? What does it describe? 3 Web Search What does Faraday’s law look like as an equation? What do each of these symbols stand for? 4 Web Search/Thinking What are some of the inventions that Faraday’s law led to? 5 Web Search/Thinking What else could Faraday’s law help you build in the future?