1. Suppose the equilibrium separation of the rods is r = 4 mm, the rods are L = 15 cm long, and the current is I = 3.5 A. Use the equations in the theory section of this lab to: a) Calculate the magnetic field due to one rod at the location of the other. b) Calculate the magnetic force between the rods. c) Calculate the mass required to oppose the magnetic force. d) Calculate the required current to balance the weight of a 30 mg mass.
2. Using the same measurements of r and L as in question 1, a student measures a current of 5.9 A when she is balancing a 30 mg mass. a) What is her calculated value of μ0? b) What is the percent error between her result and the theoretical value?
1. Suppose the equilibrium separation of the rods is r = 4 mm, the rods are...
(3) A uniform field varies according to B() 4.0+20+0.5 2 (B is in tesla and t in seconds). A wire loop with sides of length 4 cm is present as shown. I (a) What is the direction of the induced current in the loop? (b) What is the induced EMF in the loop at t - 0 s? What is the current? (c) What is the EMF and current at t-10 s? Two rods (shown in black in the figure)...
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In the generator rod take B = 2.5 T, v = 4 m/s, l =30 cm, and current 2.0 A, clockwise. Find (a) increase in magnetic flux in one second, (b) the emf, (c) the magnetic back-force on the rod-the external force needed to keep it moving. (d) Calculate the rate (i) at which electrical energy is produced by the emf, and (ii) at which the external force does work, showing equality. (e) Find the resistance of...
Background/ Introduction 1. A small weight at the end of a string of length, L, forming a simple pendulum. 2. A horizontal rod is located a distance, d, directly beneath the pivot point. 3. The mass is held so that the string is taut and horizontal and then let fall. 4. What is the minimum distance, d, such that the mass will cause the string to loop over the pin at least In theory, we assume the bob is a...
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20. A straight wire carrying a 3.00-A current is placed in a uni- QC form magnetic field of magnitude 0.280 T directed perpen- dicular to the wire. (a) Find the magnitude of the magnetic force on a section of the wire having a length of 14.0 cm. (b) Explain why you can't determine the direction of the mag- netic force from the information given in the problem. velocity nitude the mi field rec wire...
The following questions refer to a coil of radius 10.5 cm with 100 turns. 1) What is the expected slope for the plot of magnetic field vs. current? (Refer to Equation 1 if you’re not sure how to answer this.) 2) A student performs the lab and measures a slope of 6.3 x 10-4 T/A. Based on this result, what value do they calculate for μ0? What is the percent error between their value and the theoretical value? 3) What...
4. Consider a circular loop of wire with a mass m and a radius R. The circular loop is vertical such that gravitational force on the loop points straight down. You may assume this is near the surface of the earth such that the force of gravity has a magnitude FGl mg. The upper half of the circular wire is immersed in a uniform magnetic field B pointing into the page. In the figure below this corresponds to the region...
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R 1) Two resistors are connected to each other in parallel, one resistor has a known value of R, the resistance of the second one is unknown. If the equivalent of two resistors in parallel is equal to what is the resistance of the second one? A) R B) 2R E) 4R 2) Which one of the following sentences is correct about the velocity selector? A)...
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4) A wire is carrying a current of I and it is placed in a magnetic field of B, the force on the wire is zero if: A) The length of wire is infinite. B) If there is a non-zero angle between magnetic field B and current I. C) The direction of the current and magnetic field are perpendicular. D) The current and magnetic field are parallel. E) There is a...
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Problem 3 A particle with charge of 2 (uc), mass of 2X10-20 (kg) and velocity of 200 (m/s) enters into a magnetic field of 0.06 (T). The particle experiences a force of 1.01X10% (N) in the magnetic field. A) Calculate the angle between velocity and magnetic field directions. B) Calculate the acceleration of charged particle in the magnetic field. C) Draw a diagram showing direction of velocity, magnetic field, force and...
27C-Experiment: Magnetic Force on a Current It is possible, using basic lab equipment, to observe the force that a magnet exerts on current in a wire. Equipment:DC Power Supply (3A preferred), Long Barana wire, Large Pasco C Magnet, 1 gm sensitivity food scale. (Thero will only be a few systems set up. Your TA's will direct you in sharing their use.) Theory: The force due to a magnetic field on a straight wire carrying a current in a uniform B...