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Homework Statement



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The Attempt at a Solution


I=BLv/R=.0043A which is obviously wrong, not sure why though?
 

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pat666 said:

Homework Statement



attached

Homework Equations





The Attempt at a Solution


I=BLv/R=.0043A which is obviously wrong, not sure why though?
parta=4.274A
partb=clockwise
partc=0A
partd=no direction
parte=4.273A
partf=anti-clockwise...
you didn't convert cm unit into meter...hope this was helpful...
 
if that's right than I must just have a wrong exponent somewhere
 
mind telling me how you got that because I checked mine and I keep getting 0.00427A??
 
yupe...you correct...its 0.0427...sorry for previous answer and inconvinience...so wats the problem now...you getting the answer...
 
No,thats not the answer, I tried that but it tells me its incorrect.
 
here the resistance 3.5ohm is of the whole loop.But,we have to consider resistance of only the length of the side which we are considering in calculation...
R=(3.5*8)/40.
now do calculation and hope you will get the answer... :)