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officialmanojsh
As we know force =mass*acceleration & force =BIL. Can we make this equation as ma=BIL?
That should be ##F_{net}=ma## and ##F_{MagneticForceOnWirePerpendicularToField}=BIL## so when ##F_{net}=F_{MagneticForceOnWirePerpendicularToField}## then ##ma=BIL##.officialmanojsh said:As we know force =mass*acceleration & force =BIL. Can we make this equation as ma=BIL?
The formula for magnetic force is BIL, where B represents the magnetic field strength, I represents the current, and L represents the length of the conductor.
The magnetic force can be calculated by multiplying the magnetic field strength (B) by the current (I) and the length of the conductor (L).
In the formula, mass and acceleration are not directly related. Mass is a measure of an object's inertia, while acceleration is a measure of how quickly its velocity changes. However, both mass and acceleration are involved in the calculation of force, which is a component of the formula for magnetic force.
This formula can be used to calculate the magnetic force on a straight conductor in a uniform magnetic field. It may not be applicable for other types of magnetic forces, such as those involving non-straight conductors or non-uniform magnetic fields.
Like any scientific formula, there are limitations to its accuracy. This formula is based on certain assumptions and may not accurately represent real-world situations in all cases. It is important to consider the specific conditions and variables when using this formula to ensure its accuracy.