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| Oct27-10, 01:11 PM | #1 |
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single circular loop of wire filled with a uniform magnetic
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The figure to the right shows a single circular loop of wire filled with a uniform magnetic field pointing into the page The radius of the loop is R = 1.75 cm. The magnitude of the magnetic field in the loop is changing according to B(t) = B0 exp{-t / 2.15sec} (a) what is the value of B0 if at t = 0.25 sec the magnitude of the induced emf in the loop is 1.00 V? (b) what is the magnitude of the induced electric field inside the loop at a distance 2. Relevant equations Φ=BA E=dΦB/dt 3. The attempt at a solution Φ=BA = (B0^-t/2.15)π1.75^2 E=dΦB/dt =-AdB/dt=-(π1.75^2)((d(B0^(-0.25/2.15)))/dt |
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| Oct27-10, 08:01 PM | #2 |
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am i using the right formula?
I wanted to know if im on the right track for a) |
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