If possible i'd like a detailed solution for this question, with the name of equations used to solve and a bit of an explanation, thank you! Problem 10.7There are two parallel conducting guides, distant b20cm closed at one end by a resistor with R= 4 N. Along the guides can slide without friction,under the action of the own weight, a mass con-ductor bar m10-2 kg. The device is immersedin a uniform and constant magnetic field B = 1 T,orthogonal to the plane of the circuit. Calculatehow speed, v(t), vary over time, the current i(t),the limit values v and i, the energy W1 dissi-pated in the circuit for each centimeter traveled bythe bar when the limit values are reached.29/40

Given: The length of b=20 cm=0.2 m. The resistance of R=4 Ω. The magnetic field B=1 T. The…

There are two parallel conducting guides, distant b 20 cm closed at one end by a resistor with R R = 4 N. Along the guides can slide without friction, under the action of the own weight, a mass con- B ductor bar m 10-2 kg. The device is immersed - in a uniform and constant magnetic field B = 1 T, orthogonal to the plane of the circuit. Calculate how speed, v(t), vary over time, the current i(t), the limit values v and i, the energy W1 dissi- pated in the circuit for each centimeter traveled by the bar when the limit values are reached.

There are two parallel conducting guides, distant b 20 cm closed at one end by a resistor with R R = 4 N. Along the guides can slide without friction, under the action of the own weight, a mass con- B ductor bar m 10-2 kg. The device is immersed - in a uniform and constant magnetic field B = 1 T, orthogonal to the plane of the circuit. Calculate how speed, v(t), vary over time, the current i(t), the limit values v and i, the energy W1 dissi- pated in the circuit for each centimeter traveled by the bar when the limit values are reached.