PaneliDerslerimX_X X X XBX X XX XX X XX XToplantılarX X X X XThe resistance of a rectangular wire frame measuring 2.0 cm by 8 cm is R =0,6 N. As seen in the figure, it is drawn outward from the region with a uniformB = 2,4 T magnetic field, whose direction is inwards from the frame plane. Findthe magnitude of the magnetic force acting on the frame while it is still partiallyin the magnetic field, when its speed is 3 m/s.a) F = 6,48 x 10-3 b) F = 1,15 x 10-2c) F = 1,80 x 10-2 d) F = 2,59 x 10-2e) F = 3,53 x 10-2Seçtiğiniz cevabın işaretlendiğini görene kadar bekleyiniz.5.00 Puan

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X_X X X X B X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X he resistance of a rectangular wire frame measuring 2.0 cm by 8 cm is R = ,6 N. As seen in the figure, it is drawn outward from the region with a uniform 3 2,4 T magnetic field, whose direction is inwards from the frame plane. Find he magnitude of the magnetic force acting on the frame while it is still partially n the magnetic field, when its speed is 3 m/s. -) F = 6,48 x 10-3 b) F = 1,15 x 10-2 =) F = 1,80 x 10-2 d) F = 2,59 x 10-2 e) F = 3,53 x 10-2

X_X X X X B X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X he resistance of a rectangular wire frame measuring 2.0 cm by 8 cm is R = ,6 N. As seen in the figure, it is drawn outward from the region with a uniform 3 2,4 T magnetic field, whose direction is inwards from the frame plane. Find he magnitude of the magnetic force acting on the frame while it is still partially n the magnetic field, when its speed is 3 m/s. -) F = 6,48 x 10-3 b) F = 1,15 x 10-2 =) F = 1,80 x 10-2 d) F = 2,59 x 10-2 e) F = 3,53 x 10-2

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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