Question:In Figure P19.2, assume that in each case the velocity vector
shownis replaced with a wire...
Question
In Figure P19.2, assume that in each case the velocity vector
shownis replaced with a wire...
In Figure P19.2, assume that in each case the velocity vector
shownis replaced with a wire carrying a current in the direction of
thevelocity vector. For each case, find the direction of the
magneticforce acting on the wire.
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leftdownwardupwardout of the page
(b) ---Select---into the pageout of the pagedownwardupwardto the
rightto the left
(c) ---Select---to the leftinto the pageupwarddownwardto the
rightout of the page
(d) ---Select---downwardout of the pageinto the pageto the
leftupwardto the right
(e) ---Select---into the pageout of the pageupwardto the leftto the
rightdownward
(f) ---Select---into the pageupwardout of the pageto the
rightdownwardto the left
this is nothing more than a visualization of ALL cross
productvectors
You learned that
FB=qv x B
(wire)FB=(qv x B)nAd
(wire)FB=Id x B
(wire) dFB= I (ds x B)
where ds is the vector in direction of the current in
thewire.
Now your index finger fully stretched always represents
thefirst component of you cross product. In this case it
wouldrepresent ds. your middle finger(bent in a little)
representsthe second component of your cross product. This would be
your B(magnetic field). Your resulting vector is your thumb
fullystretched out. In this case it would be your force