A strip of metal (made from copper, with 8.47 x 1028 charge carriers/m³) is placed in a uniform magnetic field oriented perpendicular to the strip with magnitude 0.205 T. A current i = 6.18 A is passed through the strip, giving rise to a Hall potential across its thickness of 0.481 mm. What is the magnitude of the Hall potential that arises?

A strip of metal (made from copper, with 8.47 x 1028 charge carriers/m³) is placed in a uniform magnetic field oriented perpendicular to the strip with magnitude 0.205 T. A current i = 6.18 A is passed through the strip, giving rise to a Hall potential across its thickness of 0.481 mm. What is the magnitude of the Hall potential that arises?

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Chapter19: Electric Potential And Electric Field

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