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Finding the Force on a Current-Carrying Wire
I realize that I need to use F=ILBsin on the problem but don't understand if I should compile the information of all of wires into one equation or if I should do the formula 3 separate times and then use some other method to get the answer.- themountain
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The magnitude and direction of the minimum magnetic field
46.6 x .76 =35.416g so F=(35.416)(-9.8) which means F=347.07 347.07/36.48= 9.514 T and it is towards bottom of the page- themountain
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The magnitude and direction of the minimum magnetic field
Ok, so F=ma so F=(46.6)(-9.8) so the force is 456.68. Using my past calculations, 456.68/36.48=B so B=12.52 T and the direction is perpendicular to the wire, so direction is 90 degrees. Is this correct? Thanks!- themountain
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Haha while I love game of thrones, its actually a reference to my last name.
Haha while I love game of thrones, its actually a reference to my last name.- themountain
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The magnitude and direction of the minimum magnetic field
F=ILB F=(48)(.76)B F/36.48=B I am stuck at how to find F, is there a different formula I am missing?- themountain
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- Direction Field Magnetic Magnetic field Magnitude Magnitude and direction Minimum
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How can I calculate the magnetic field using electromagnetic induction?
gotta be honest I am really struggling- themountain
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- Electromagnetic Electromagnetic induction Induction
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