Two long, straight wires are arranged perpendicularlyin the x-y plane, one carrying a current I1 = 19.2 A inthe x direction and one carrying a current 12 = 24.8 A in%3Dthe y direction. A point P is located on the x-y plane, adistance Ay = 0.61 m from wire 1 and a distance Ax =0.42 m from wire 2.yAxPДуa. What is the magnetic field at point P? Be sureto specify both the magnitude and direction.b. An electron located at point P is traveling in the-y direction at a speed of 2600 m /s. What is themagnetic force on the electron? Again, be sureto specify both the magnitude and direction.

Given: The current in first wire I1=19.2 A The current in second wire I2=24.8 A The distance ∆y=0.61…

Two long, straight wires are arranged perpendicularly in the x-y plane, one carrying a current I1 = 19.2 A in the x direction and one carrying a current 12 = 24.8 A in the y direction. A point P is located on the x-y plane, a distance Ay = 0.61 m from wire 1 and a distance Ax = %3D %3D %3D 0.42 m from wire 2. Ax P Ay a. What is the magnetic field at point P? Be sure to specify both the magnitude and direction. b. An electron located at point P is traveling in the -y direction at a speed of 2600 m /s. What is the magnetic force on the electron? Again, be sure to specify both the magnitude and direction.

Two long, straight wires are arranged perpendicularly in the x-y plane, one carrying a current I1 = 19.2 A in the x direction and one carrying a current 12 = 24.8 A in the y direction. A point P is located on the x-y plane, a distance Ay = 0.61 m from wire 1 and a distance Ax = %3D %3D %3D 0.42 m from wire 2. Ax P Ay a. What is the magnetic field at point P? Be sure to specify both the magnitude and direction. b. An electron located at point P is traveling in the -y direction at a speed of 2600 m /s. What is the magnetic force on the electron? Again, be sure to specify both the magnitude and direction.

College Physics

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Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter19: Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

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