An experimental arrangement used for magnetic field experimentation consists of a solid center-conducting rod and an outer coaxial cylindrical conductor. The space between the conductors is filled with a goodinsulating material. The figure below shows a cross section of such an arrangement. The current in the center rod is 4.28 A out of the page and the current in the outer conductor has the same magnitude but is inthe opposite direction. If the distance a is 4.06 mm, determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at the following locations.P. P,P,(a)P1located at r = a(b)P, located at r = 3aTRectangular Snip(c)P3 located at r = 5aT(d)Pa located at r = 7aT Current flows along two infinite sheets as shown in the accompanying figures. The current per unit length along each sheet is J in amperes per meter. (Use the following as necessary: J and µo. Enter the magnitudes. Assume J > 0.)Jis the magnitude of the magnetic field on either side of an infinite sheet to calculate the magnetic field between, above, and below the pair of infinite sheets shown in the accompanying figure.2(a) Use the fact that B =BbetweenВabove%3DBbelow(b) Repeat your calculations from part (a) if the direction of the current in the lower sheet is reversed.BbetweenBabove%3DBbelow

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nsulating material. The figure below shows a cross section of such an arrangement. The current in the center rod is 4.28 A out of the page and the current in the outer conductor has the same magnitude but is in he opposite direction. If the distance a is 4.06 mm, determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at the following locations. (a) P, located at r = a (b) P, located at r= 3a (c) P3 tr=5a (d) P, located at r = 7a

nsulating material. The figure below shows a cross section of such an arrangement. The current in the center rod is 4.28 A out of the page and the current in the outer conductor has the same magnitude but is in he opposite direction. If the distance a is 4.06 mm, determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at the following locations. (a) P, located at r = a (b) P, located at r= 3a (c) P3 tr=5a (d) P, located at r = 7a

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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