a) correct
b) False
Gauss's law in electrostatic don't talk about magnetism it talks about electric flux passing through a closed surface
c) False
d) False , it is actually Faraday's Law
e)False
correct statement is that it is not possible to find the magnetic monopole in nature like
north and south pole can't exit alone
f) False
north-west
g) true
[14] 8. Circle each of the FALSE statement(s) below. (a) The displacement current ld . is...
[14] 8. Circle each of the FALSE statement(s) below. (a) The displacement current id= 8 2 is an imaginary current that is related to a real changing of an electric field. (b) Gauss Law for electrostatics predicts that it is not possible to find an isolated north or an isolated south magnetic pole in nature. (e) Faraday's Law predicts that in a circuit containing an inductor and capacitor and oscillations are taking place, energy is alternately transferred between the inductor...
[14] 8. Circle each of the FALSE statement(s) below. (a) Gauss' Law for magnetism predicts that an electric field is produced by a changing magnetic flux. (b) Ampere-Maxwell's Law suggests that it is not possible to find isolated electric charges in nature. (c). The displacement current id= " E is an imaginary current that is related to a real changing of an electric field. (d) Gauss Law for electrostatics predicts that it is not possible to find an isolated north...
[13] 7. The magnetic field through the conducting square loop at the right changes according to the relation B(t) - 2.5r-6.8t+5 T, where t is in seconds. Each side of the square is 321 cm long and the resistance is 56.8 u. Determine the current (magnitude and direction) in the loop at t- 5.6 seconds? (Hint: For the direction of the current you need. determine if the magnetic field is increasing or decreasing with time.) Answer: (a) 1.19 x 10...
[1615. Match the items on the left with the correct items on the right. (a) Faraday's Law ( ) energy will be alternately transferred between the two devices. ( ) predicts that an electric field is produced by a changing magnetic flux and magnetic fields. (b). Ampere-Maxwell Equation (predicts that it is not possible to find an isolated north or an isolated south (g) (c) An inductor stores energy magnetic pole in nature. (d) Gauss Law of magnetism () suggests...
[6] 2. In the previous problem, how long after switch is closed until the magnetic field is stable? Answer: (a) 1.38 ms. (6) 1.85 ms (c) 2.33 ms. (d) 2.79 ms. (e) 341 ms. (1) - [8] 3. An AC generator is connected to a circuit. The generator's emfis E(0) - 152 V sin(at). If the maximum current that results is 150 mA circuit, -5.01 x 10rad/s and the phase angle is -85.6 degrees, complete the following (0) = sin...
Use the figure at the right for problems 1 and 2. 2nswers. The [6] 1. A 5.61 m2 resistor, 1.55 pH inductor and switch are connected in series across an ideal EMF source E 9.50 V. How much energy is stored in the magnetic field of the inductor when switch S is closed and the magnetic field becomes stable? Answer: (a) 1.88 J. (b) 2.22 J (c) 2.77 J. (d) 3.20 J. (e) 3.79 J (0 [6] 2. In the...
TRUE/FALSE. Write 'T' if the statement is true and 'F' if the statement is false. 11) A changing magnetic field can produce an electric current. 12) An emf is induced in a wire by moving the wire near a magnet. 13) A constant magnetic field can be used to produce an electric current. 14) An electric generator is a device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy. MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers...
1) An inductor of 45 mH that has a 2.6 mA current when connected to a circuit. There is a sinusoidal voltage of 12 V applied across the inductor. a) How much time does it take for this to happen? I 2) When resistors are connected in series, the equivalence resistances will be closest to the value of a) Smallest resistor value b) Middle resistor value c) Largest resistor value 3) An electro-magnetic wave of a moving charge will have...
(a) Which part of an atom is positively charged, and which part is negatively charged? (b) How does the charge of an electron compare with the charge of another electron? (c) How does the charge of an electron compare with the charge of a proton? Can charge be created or destroyed? How does that answer relate to the conservation of charge? How is electric charge similar to mass? How are they different? What are two ways electric charge can be...