y R. The total load of an insulating disk with a radius of R = 40cm is Q = 5C. Q load it is not evenly distributed on its surface, and the surface load density is with the expression o = Ar references If A is a constant r, then the distance from the center of the disk is. Disk w = 40mackoad rotates around the Y-axis with an angular velocity of. Discography u find its magnetic moment a) 0.15 Am2 b) 1,2 Am2 C) 4.05 Am2 d) 9,6 Am2 e) 18, 75Am2

y R. The total load of an insulating disk with a radius of R = 40cm is Q = 5C. Q load it is not evenly distributed on its surface, and the surface load density is with the expression o = Ar references If A is a constant r, then the distance from the center of the disk is. Disk w = 40mackoad rotates around the Y-axis with an angular velocity of. Discography u find its magnetic moment a) 0.15 Am2 b) 1,2 Am2 C) 4.05 Am2 d) 9,6 Am2 e) 18, 75Am2

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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