B. Biot-Savar araday's law 2. The origin of the Erath's magnetism is due to moving charges in Earth's A. liquid inner core C. solid inner core B. liquid outer core D. solid outer core 3. In the diagrams of magnetic field, the symbol "x" represents A. the north magnetic field C. the magnetic field going into the page D. the magnetic field going out of the page B. the region with no magnetic field 4. When a particle of charge q and mass m enters a region of constant magnetic field travelling with a velocity that is perpendicular to the field, the orbit will be a/an A. circle C. helix B. ellipse D. straight line 5. What do you call a group of atoms with similar magnetic orientations? A. magnetic domain C. magnetic spin B. magnetic field D. magnetic force

B. Biot-Savar araday's law 2. The origin of the Erath's magnetism is due to moving charges in Earth's A. liquid inner core C. solid inner core B. liquid outer core D. solid outer core 3. In the diagrams of magnetic field, the symbol "x" represents A. the north magnetic field C. the magnetic field going into the page D. the magnetic field going out of the page B. the region with no magnetic field 4. When a particle of charge q and mass m enters a region of constant magnetic field travelling with a velocity that is perpendicular to the field, the orbit will be a/an A. circle C. helix B. ellipse D. straight line 5. What do you call a group of atoms with similar magnetic orientations? A. magnetic domain C. magnetic spin B. magnetic field D. magnetic force

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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