You have two single tum circular loops of wire oriented such that they have a common center and the planes of the loops are perpendicular. As shown in the figure below, loop #1 lies in the in the xyplane and has a counterclockwise current when viewed from the positive axis, while loop2 les in the kr-plane and has a counterciockwise current when viewed from the positive y-axis. (a) If the loops each have a radius of 2.9 cm and they each carry a current of 3.0 A, determine the magnitude of the net magnetic feid at the commen center What physical quantities determine the magnitude of the magnetic feld at the center of a circular loop? What nule gives you the direction of the magnetic feld due to a circular laop? If you have the components of a vector, how may you determine the magnitude and direction of the vecter? T (b) The direction of a vector in three dimensions is often given by the angle it makes with the positive x, y, and aes. What he angle between the net magnetic heid at the center and the positive x-axis? What is the angle between the net magnetic field at the center and the positive yais? What is the angle between the net magnetic feld at the center and the positive e-ax?

You have two single tum circular loops of wire oriented such that they have a common center and the planes of the loops are perpendicular. As shown in the figure below, loop #1 lies in the in the xyplane and has a counterclockwise current when viewed from the positive axis, while loop2 les in the kr-plane and has a counterciockwise current when viewed from the positive y-axis. (a) If the loops each have a radius of 2.9 cm and they each carry a current of 3.0 A, determine the magnitude of the net magnetic feid at the commen center What physical quantities determine the magnitude of the magnetic feld at the center of a circular loop? What nule gives you the direction of the magnetic feld due to a circular laop? If you have the components of a vector, how may you determine the magnitude and direction of the vecter? T (b) The direction of a vector in three dimensions is often given by the angle it makes with the positive x, y, and aes. What he angle between the net magnetic heid at the center and the positive x-axis? What is the angle between the net magnetic field at the center and the positive yais? What is the angle between the net magnetic feld at the center and the positive e-ax?

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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