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The discussion revolves around questions 8 and 9 related to the behavior of magnetic fields and induced currents, likely within the context of electromagnetism.

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  • Participants explore the application of right-hand rules to determine directions of forces and currents in magnetic fields. There is an attempt to clarify the relationship between changing magnetic fields and induced currents.

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Some participants have provided insights into the reasoning behind their answers, while others express confusion and seek clarification on specific points. There is an ongoing exploration of interpretations regarding the nature of the magnetic field and its effects.

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Participants are working under the constraints of homework questions, with some uncertainty about the specifics of the magnetic field's behavior and its implications for the induced current.

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I need help with question number 8 and 9. I have no idea where to start.

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8) Point your right hand finger tips in the direction of the velocity of positive charge, bend the fingers in the direction of the field the thumb indicate the direction of the force.
9) Curl your right hand fingers. point your thumb in the direction of increasing field, then the direction of the finger tips indicates the direction of the current.
 


Is 8 letter C which is +Y? Also, for 9, I am not sure what you are talking about. Can you be more specific?
 


rl.bhat, for number 9 you are mistaken. What you said would be correct if we weren't dealing with the magnetic field "inducing" a current in the loop.

The answer would be B for #9. Since the magnetic field B is increasing into the page, the magnetic flux is changing through the loop. A changing magnetic flux induces a current in the loop that produces a magnetic field because current flow causes a magnetic field. This induced magnetic field wishes to resist the changing magnetic flux. Thus, the current will flow such that it causes a magnetic field to resist the increasing magnetic field. In this case, the induced magnetic field is pointing out of the page, to resist the field that is into the page, and current flows counterclockwise.
 


Ok thank you. I will review this tomorrow. Whjat was the answer to number 8?
 


karpediem said:
rl.bhat, for number 9 you are mistaken. What you said would be correct if we weren't dealing with the magnetic field "inducing" a current in the loop.

Yes. My wording was wrong. It should have been "the direction of the induced increasing field".
Again we have specify what is increasing field? Whether north pole is approaching or south pole?
 


The answer to number 8 was C.

Increasing field means that the field is increasing in strength.
 

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