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What is electromagnetism?
by Sandner, Lionel in Electromagnetism Juvenile literature. , Electromagnetism.
2012
Describes the core concepts of electromagnetism and their many applications in everyday life, from watching television to using a computer, and suggests related activities.
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UVic already demands 81 per cent
UVic already demands 81 per cent
by Sandner, Lionel
2002
A quick look on the University of Victoria admissions Web site will tell you the cutoff percentage for first year students is 81 per cent. And this is based on four academic, provincially examined courses.
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