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The Tutor and Student reviewed the applications and dangers of various electromagnetic waves, including radio waves, microwaves, infrared, visible light, ultraviolet, X-rays, and gamma rays. They discussed how wave properties relate to their uses in communication, medical imaging, and treatment, as well as potential health risks like ionization and DNA mutation. The session also covered satellite communication orbits (polar and geostationary) and the specific communication uses of microwaves and radio waves.

The Tutor and Student worked through two physics problems: one on Fizeau's experiment to measure the speed of light and another on improving the efficiency of electrical power transmission. They analyzed the underlying principles of light blocking and power loss, and practiced calculations and qualitative explanations for these phenomena. The Tutor recommended reviewing the concepts discussed.

The Tutor and Student reviewed the Right-Hand Rule and Lenz's Law, focusing on their application to electromagnetic induction. They then worked through a problem involving a current-carrying wire and a rotating/moving circular conductor, analyzing EMF induction and current direction for different scenarios, and planned to cover remaining questions in the next session.

The Tutor and Student reviewed electromagnetic waves, covering their properties, the electromagnetic spectrum, and the relationships between wavelength, frequency, and energy. They practiced identifying the types of waves and their applications, including problem-solving using the wave equation, and discussed the potential dangers associated with these waves.

The class reviewed the properties of lenses and their applications in correcting vision defects like hyperopia and myopia. It then covered the dispersion of light through a prism and introduced the concept of electromagnetic waves and the electromagnetic spectrum.

The Tutor and Student reviewed the working principles of electric motors, focusing on the motor effect and Fleming's Left-Hand Rule. They discussed the components and function of a DC motor, particularly the role of the commutator and brushes in achieving continuous rotation. The student planned to schedule two physics classes per week for the upcoming term.