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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
but if I take L as 0,25 m, final answer is 34285,664 A/m, sounds huge- geolohs
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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
Thanks! So I=24V/0,078 ohm =306,122 A Final question - L in H=In/L stands for 3,519m, not 25 cm, right? So the answer is H=306,122 A * 28 /3,519m = 2435,753 A/m- geolohs
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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
aargh, somehow at the and I get 34285,664 A*mm2/m and this sounds totally wrong :/ How should the units for final answer look like/how big numbers will be?- geolohs
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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
I tried it with all units but still don`t get the problem. Why calculations for wire area are wrong? I had to stick to mm2, instead of m2 or what?- geolohs
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Magnetic field inside a solenoid
Could someone check my calculations? Homework Statement Calculate intensity of magnetic field inside of solenoid, who is made from 1mm thick copper wire with 28 twines(n=28). Solenoid is 25 cm long, diameter - 4 cm, and it`s connected to 24V DC voltage. U=24V ; n=28 ; ρ for copper =0,0175...- geolohs
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Calculate Refraction Angle of Light Falling to Aquarium Water
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Calculate Refraction Angle of Light Falling to Aquarium Water
As I`m from non-english speaking country I may be incorrect in terms but total internal reflection is when (n1 > n2) - than it`s possible for the ray to reflect& refract, unless... unless sinφ1>n2/n1 in this case sin60°>1/1,33 leads us too 0,866>0,751 So the answer ir - there will be no...- geolohs
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Calculate Refraction Angle of Light Falling to Aquarium Water
99 degrees - this is too wide... So the correct answer is - there will be no refraction? Or it will reflect backward and the answer is 9 degrees? This is confusing- geolohs
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Calculate Refraction Angle of Light Falling to Aquarium Water
sin for 1,1517 is something like 99 degrees - is this correct answer? I thought that there are some problems with calculations, because in this test it wasn`t compulsory to calculate exact values in degrees- geolohs
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Calculate Refraction Angle of Light Falling to Aquarium Water
Homework Statement I need to calculate refraction angle of light, if light ray is falling to the surface of aquarium water from the bottom in the angle of 60 degrees, n for water = 1,33 Homework Equations sinφ2=(n1×sinφ1) /n2 The Attempt at a Solution So i get sinφ2=1,33*0,866( meant as...- geolohs
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- Angle Refraction Refraction angle
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