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B = 0.05 T (into the board) Frictionless Conducting RailsX X X X X X Xi X X X X X X X X X × X X × × X X X X X X X × X Xx X,× X X v = 300 m/s хххх ххх| ххххх X X X X × X X × × × X X XI X X X= X, + vt Frictionless Conducting Rails The entire assignment is based on this situation. A conducting rod is sliding through a magnetic field along frictionless rails. Question 1 What approximation do we usually make in circuit theory? A current-carrying particle is the current. A current-carrying particle has no charge. A current-carrying particle does't accelerate. A current-carrying particle is mythical. A current-carrying particle is massless. U 00T w = 2/3 m

B = 0.05 T (into the board) Frictionless Conducting RailsX X X X X X Xi X X X X X X X X X × X X × × X X X X X X X × X Xx X,× X X v = 300 m/s хххх ххх| ххххх X X X X × X X × × × X X XI X X X= X, + vt Frictionless Conducting Rails The entire assignment is based on this situation. A conducting rod is sliding through a magnetic field along frictionless rails. Question 1 What approximation do we usually make in circuit theory? A current-carrying particle is the current. A current-carrying particle has no charge. A current-carrying particle does't accelerate. A current-carrying particle is mythical. A current-carrying particle is massless. U 00T w = 2/3 m

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What approximation do we usually make in circuit theory?

-A current-carrying particle is the current.
-A current-carrying particle has no charge.
-A current-carrying particle does't accelerate.
-A current-carrying particle is mythical.
-A current-carrying particle is massless
 
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B = 0.05 T (into the board) Frictionless Conducting RailsX X X X X X Xi X X X X X X X X X × X X × × X X X X X X X × X Xx X,× X X v = 300 m/s хххх ххх| ххххх X X X X × X X × × × X X XI X X X= X, + vt Frictionless Conducting Rails The entire assignment is based on this situation. A conducting rod is sliding through a magnetic field along frictionless rails. Question 1 What approximation do we usually make in circuit theory? A current-carrying particle is the current. A current-carrying particle has no charge. A current-carrying particle does't accelerate. A current-carrying particle is mythical. A current-carrying particle is massless. U 00T w = 2/3 m
Transcribed Image Text:B = 0.05 T (into the board) Frictionless Conducting RailsX X X X X X Xi X X X X X X X X X × X X × × X X X X X X X × X Xx X,× X X v = 300 m/s хххх ххх| ххххх X X X X × X X × × × X X XI X X X= X, + vt Frictionless Conducting Rails The entire assignment is based on this situation. A conducting rod is sliding through a magnetic field along frictionless rails. Question 1 What approximation do we usually make in circuit theory? A current-carrying particle is the current. A current-carrying particle has no charge. A current-carrying particle does't accelerate. A current-carrying particle is mythical. A current-carrying particle is massless. U 00T w = 2/3 m
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