Problem 4: A wire, of length L = 4.3 mm, on a circuit board carries a current ofI=1.61 µA in the j direction. A nearby circuit element generates a magnetic field in the vicinity of the wire of B= B,i+ B,j + B̟k, where B, = -2.4 G, B, = 1.6 G, and B, = -1.1 G. Part (a) Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field B, in gauss, in the vicinity of the wire due to the circuit element. B = Part (b) Calculate the i component of the magnetic force Fy, in newtons, exerted on the wire by the magnetic field due to the circuit element. Fx = Part (c) Calculate the j component of the magnetic force F, in newtons, exerted on the wire by the magnetic field due to the circuit element. F =

Problem 4: A wire, of length L = 4.3 mm, on a circuit board carries a current ofI=1.61 µA in the j direction. A nearby circuit element generates a magnetic field in the vicinity of the wire of B= B,i+ B,j + B̟k, where B, = -2.4 G, B, = 1.6 G, and B, = -1.1 G. Part (a) Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field B, in gauss, in the vicinity of the wire due to the circuit element. B = Part (b) Calculate the i component of the magnetic force Fy, in newtons, exerted on the wire by the magnetic field due to the circuit element. Fx = Part (c) Calculate the j component of the magnetic force F, in newtons, exerted on the wire by the magnetic field due to the circuit element. F =

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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