) A current-carrying wire is oriented along the x axis. It passes through a region 0.485 m long in which there is a magnetic field of 2.58 T in the +z direction. The wire experiences a force of 21 N in the +y direction as shown in the figure. F В 1. The current can be calculated using the formula number (refer to formula sheet) 2. ) The magnetic field vector acting on the wire can be expressed as: है = < 3. "nt) The magnitude of the electric current can be calculated using: (0.485) (21)x (2.58) 3/5 (2.58) (21)x (0.485) (21) (2.58) x (0.485) 4. ' The magnitude of the current is equal to: /= 5. ) The direction of the current flow in the wire will be pointing to: OUpward ODownward OThe right OThe left s) If the current direction is opposite to the calculated one, the magnetic force direction acting on the wire will be pointing to: ODownward OThe right OUpward OThe left Ol O 0, 0

) A current-carrying wire is oriented along the x axis. It passes through a region 0.485 m long in which there is a magnetic field of 2.58 T in the +z direction. The wire experiences a force of 21 N in the +y direction as shown in the figure. F В 1. The current can be calculated using the formula number (refer to formula sheet) 2. ) The magnetic field vector acting on the wire can be expressed as: है = < 3. "nt) The magnitude of the electric current can be calculated using: (0.485) (21)x (2.58) 3/5 (2.58) (21)x (0.485) (21) (2.58) x (0.485) 4. ' The magnitude of the current is equal to: /= 5. ) The direction of the current flow in the wire will be pointing to: OUpward ODownward OThe right OThe left s) If the current direction is opposite to the calculated one, the magnetic force direction acting on the wire will be pointing to: ODownward OThe right OUpward OThe left Ol O 0, 0

Physics for Scientists and Engineers

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Chapter29: Sources Of The Magnetic Field

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Problem 8P: One long wire carries current 30.0 A to the left along the x axis. A second long wire carries...

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