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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.

The tutor and student completed the study of ray diagrams for lenses, covering all cases for convex lenses and the two main cases for diverging lenses. They reviewed the properties of the images formed and discussed the specific rules for ray tracing with diverging lenses. The tutor plans to provide a summary table for diverging lenses and move to the next topics in the upcoming session.

The class reviewed the principles of image formation using convex lenses, including the rules for drawing ray diagrams and analyzing the properties of images formed at different object positions. The student practiced drawing these diagrams and identifying image characteristics.

The Tutor and Student reviewed questions from a previous test, focusing on physics concepts including charged particles in magnetic fields and projectile motion. They worked through calculations for projectile trajectory and discussed explanations for acceleration in both scenarios, with plans to cover electric motors in the next session.

The Tutor and Student reviewed questions from a test covering gravitational fields, induced EMF, gravitational potential energy, circular motion, and magnetic forces. The Student practiced problem-solving techniques and applying relevant formulas. The homework is to review the questions and concepts discussed during the session.

The Tutor and Student reviewed concepts of total internal reflection and then delved into the study of lenses. They discussed the types of lenses (convex and concave), key terminology like principal focus and focal length, and the formation of real and virtual images. The next session will focus on drawing ray diagrams for lenses.