1) Find the magnetic Force on a.4C charged particle moving with velocity v=4i+5j-3k and B = 2i -5j +3k 2) Three very long wires carry each 4/pi amps current along the y-axis. First is at x=0 current is upward. Second at x=5 current is downward. Third is at x=8 current in upward. Find the net magnetic field at x-3.2 y=0. 3) Calculate magnetic field on a 3.5 cm long solenoid with 120 loops carrying 3.7 amps current

1) Find the magnetic Force on a.4C charged particle moving with velocity v=4i+5j-3k and B = 2i -5j +3k 2) Three very long wires carry each 4/pi amps current along the y-axis. First is at x=0 current is upward. Second at x=5 current is downward. Third is at x=8 current in upward. Find the net magnetic field at x-3.2 y=0. 3) Calculate magnetic field on a 3.5 cm long solenoid with 120 loops carrying 3.7 amps current

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 25P: A long, straight, horizontal wire carries a left-to-right current of 20 A. If the wire is placed in...

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