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With the fat gone, the area holds more water, and shows up on an MRI scan as either a bright white spot or a darkened area depending on the type of scan that is used.

Next we have another integral, and this one looks horrible.

In reality, the one on the top of the magnet will fall down to the side.

Magnets are used in speakers, TV screens, medical equipment, and to hold our prized work on the refrigerator door.

Unfortunately, magnets do not repulse metal.

The middle of the beam experiences very little compression or tension.

A bunch of these little magnetic moments add up, and we get a magnetic field in the end! As the RF electromagnetic radiation is sent through the patient, the atomic nuclei in the body will absorb the energy.

He realized that they were two sides to the same coin — electromagnetism.

Well there is no so is zero, which makes the integral 0, so no.