Consider the motional emf arrangement shown in the figure. The 27.5 cm long rod moves at a constant 6.50 m/s.
What is the strength of the magnetic field, in Teslas, if a 48.0 V emf is induced? BLANK-1
What is the magnitude of the current, in Amperes, that flows through the 75.0-ohm load resistor? BLANK-2
What force, in Newtons, must be applied to the rod to maintain its constant speed? BLANK-3
How far, in meters, will the 0.50-kg rod continue to travel before it stops if the force is removed, assuming the rails are long enough? BLANK-4
Do not enter units with answers.
a)
e = BLv
48 = B * 0.275* 6.5
B = 26.853 T
b)
i = e/R = 48/75 = 0.64 A
c)
F = BiL = 26.853* 0.64* 0.275 = 4.726 N
d)
a = F/m = 9.452 m/s^2
using 3rd equation of motion
d = v^2/(2a) = 6.5^2 / ( 2* 9.452)
d = 2.235 m
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