Is mass*acceleration =BIL (magnetic force *current *length )

[officialmanojsh]

As we know force =mass*acceleration & force =BIL. Can we make this equation as ma=BIL?

 

[Simon Bridge]

Depends on the situation.

 

[Dale]

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 $ma=BIL$.

When you use a variable in physics you need to know what physical quantity it represents, not just the letter.

 

[officialmanojsh]

@DaleSpam : thank you

 

[sardar]

No, we cannot make the equation ma=BIL. While it is true that force can be calculated as mass*acceleration and also as BIL, these two equations are not interchangeable. The equation ma=BIL does not accurately represent the relationship between mass, acceleration, and magnetic force. It is important to use the correct equations in scientific calculations to ensure accurate results.