Conductor rolling down an inclined plane in a vertical B-field

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The discussion revolves around solving a physics problem involving a conductor rolling down an inclined plane in a vertical magnetic field. Participants debate the correct angle theta and its relationship to the angle phi, with some asserting theta is 90 degrees while others question the validity of certain equations used. The role of induced current and the direction of magnetic force are clarified, emphasizing the importance of using the right-hand rule and Lenz's law. The conversation also touches on whether the roller slides or rolls, with implications for the forces acting on it. Overall, the participants aim to accurately apply magnetic force principles to the scenario presented in the problem.
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berkeman said:
Please learn to post math equations using LaTeX instead of posting images of your work. See the "LaTeX Guide" link below the Edit window. Thank you.
Thank you @berkeman ! Unfornately I have dyslexia and dysgraphia which makes remember arbitrary strings very hard, which means that I'm not very good at coding, but I'll give it a I try.
 
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Callumnc1 said:
but I'll give it a I try.
Thanks. :smile:

I found that printing out the first few pages of that tutorial and keeping it next to my computer helps me with using LaTeX. :smile:
 
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berkeman said:
I found that printing out the first few pages of that tutorial and keeping it next to my computer helps me with using LaTeX. :smile:
Thank you for your advice @berkeman !
 

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