Match the physical situation with the Maxwell's equation that would be useful in analyzing the situation. Maxwell's equations: (A) Gauss' Law (B) Gauss' Law for magnetism (C) Faraday's Law (D) Ampere-Maxwell Law Physical situations: (I) Find the magnetic field inside a current carrying coaxial cable. (II) Predict the voltage measurement for an AC voltmeter whose leads encircle an AC current carrying coil. (III) Find the amount of charge inside a box. (IV) Relate the magnetic flux through one face of a cube to the flux through the other faces.

Match the physical situation with the Maxwell's equation that would be useful in analyzing the situation. Maxwell's equations: (A) Gauss' Law (B) Gauss' Law for magnetism (C) Faraday's Law (D) Ampere-Maxwell Law Physical situations: (I) Find the magnetic field inside a current carrying coaxial cable. (II) Predict the voltage measurement for an AC voltmeter whose leads encircle an AC current carrying coil. (III) Find the amount of charge inside a box. (IV) Relate the magnetic flux through one face of a cube to the flux through the other faces.

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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