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What expression explains "back EMF" in inductors? A. Gauss's Law for Magnetism B. The Ampere-Maxell relation...
[14] 8. Circle each of the FALSE statement(s) below. (a) Gauss' Law for magnetism predicts that...
[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...
09. (5 points) Faraday's law allows us to find the magnitude of induced emf and current;...
09. (5 points) Faraday's law allows us to find the magnitude of induced emf and current; Lentz's law allows us to determine (a) The direction of force (b) The magnitude of force (c) The direction of currents. (d) The change in the flux (e) All of the above
the same for the magnetic field vector B (in GR units, both vectors have the same...
the same for the magnetic field vector B (in GR units, both vectors have the same units where [E, E,, E.) are the components of the electric field vector É and [B,,B,,B.] are of kg . c-'m-': see box 4.2). Using this tensor, we can write a relativistically valid ver- sion of the Lorentz force law (which describes the total electromagnetic force acting on particle with charge q moving through an electromagnetic field), dp t = qFHV Nvalla and Gauss's...
QUESTION 6 Gauss's Law describes the following relationship (select the correct answer): O a. Electromotive force...
QUESTION 6 Gauss's Law describes the following relationship (select the correct answer): O a. Electromotive force induced in a conductive loop by variation of a magnetic field. b. Voltage difference across a resistance when current is flowing through the resistance. CPhase angles between current and voltage in capacitors and inductors. d. Electric flux through a closed surface and charge enclosed by the surface. QUESTION 7 "Static" electricity can be described as (select the correct answer): a. The buildup of current...
Physics 222 Name: Task 7: Electric Flux and Gauss's Law Objective: To illustrate the concept of...
Physics 222 Name: Task 7: Electric Flux and Gauss's Law Objective: To illustrate the concept of "flux" and to avoid performing the integral in Gauss's Law for Electricity 1. A cylindrical Gaussian surface (length = 0.80 m, diameter = 0.20 m) is drawn in an area of a non-uniform electric field, directed at all points in the ex direction (i.e. horizontal to the right). The field varies with x, but does not vary with respect to y or z. The...
B = B 2 In the lecture we used Faraday's law to show that the electro-...
B = B 2 In the lecture we used Faraday's law to show that the electro- motive force in a rectangular loop of wire, rotating about the Ê-axis with a constant angular frequency w and placed in a constant magnetic field B = Bĉ was 3 4. 2 e(t) = wt î E = ABw sin(wt). Here A is the area enclosed by the loop. In this problem we shall consider the same arrangement, where the length of each side...
1. In case of Coulomb's law; F# (1/4τεο) (q1g/r') what should be the value of (1/4...
1. In case of Coulomb's law; F# (1/4τεο) (q1g/r') what should be the value of (1/4 mi? (a) 8.988 x 10° N-mIC (b) 8.854x10*C/N-m2 (c) 8.888 x 10 C2/N-m2 (d) None 2. The electric field (E) produced by a point charge (q) at a distance 'r is? (a) (4τεο) (qy2) (c1/r) (d) None Which is true for the electric field lines? (a) 3. They cross each other (b) They starts from-ve and ends at +ve charges (c) They measure electric...
electromagnetic (b) Use the expression obtained in part(a) to calculate the approximate capacitance of a a...
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(b) Use the expression obtained in part(a) to calculate the approximate capacitance of a a distance 2 mm. Perform this as a "back of the envelope" calculation by rounding 2) Ideal Parallel Plate Capacitor: (12 pts) (a) Starting with Gauss' Law, derive the capacitance of two oppositely charged finite sheets of surface charge density to and area A separated by a distance d. Assume that the electric field between the two sheets is constant (i.e. neglect fringe-effects) +o d...
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 swit...
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...
1. Consider a rectangular conducting loop of length l, width w, mass m, and resistance R....
1. Consider a rectangular conducting loop of length l, width w, mass m, and resistance R. Due to gravity g, it is falling out of a uniform magnetic field that points out of the page. At the time shown in the figure, the rate at which heat is released from the loop reaches a constant value P. O © Boo O O BrŐ Figure 1: Loop falling out of a magnetic field (a) Find the magnetic field B in terms...
[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...
09. (5 points) Faraday's law allows us to find the magnitude of induced emf and current; Lentz's law allows us to determine (a) The direction of force (b) The magnitude of force (c) The direction of currents. (d) The change in the flux (e) All of the above
the same for the magnetic field vector B (in GR units, both vectors have the same units where [E, E,, E.) are the components of the electric field vector É and [B,,B,,B.] are of kg . c-'m-': see box 4.2). Using this tensor, we can write a relativistically valid ver- sion of the Lorentz force law (which describes the total electromagnetic force acting on particle with charge q moving through an electromagnetic field), dp t = qFHV Nvalla and Gauss's...
QUESTION 6 Gauss's Law describes the following relationship (select the correct answer): O a. Electromotive force induced in a conductive loop by variation of a magnetic field. b. Voltage difference across a resistance when current is flowing through the resistance. CPhase angles between current and voltage in capacitors and inductors. d. Electric flux through a closed surface and charge enclosed by the surface. QUESTION 7 "Static" electricity can be described as (select the correct answer): a. The buildup of current...
Physics 222 Name: Task 7: Electric Flux and Gauss's Law Objective: To illustrate the concept of "flux" and to avoid performing the integral in Gauss's Law for Electricity 1. A cylindrical Gaussian surface (length = 0.80 m, diameter = 0.20 m) is drawn in an area of a non-uniform electric field, directed at all points in the ex direction (i.e. horizontal to the right). The field varies with x, but does not vary with respect to y or z. The...
B = B 2 In the lecture we used Faraday's law to show that the electro- motive force in a rectangular loop of wire, rotating about the Ê-axis with a constant angular frequency w and placed in a constant magnetic field B = Bĉ was 3 4. 2 e(t) = wt î E = ABw sin(wt). Here A is the area enclosed by the loop. In this problem we shall consider the same arrangement, where the length of each side...
1. In case of Coulomb's law; F# (1/4τεο) (q1g/r') what should be the value of (1/4 mi? (a) 8.988 x 10° N-mIC (b) 8.854x10*C/N-m2 (c) 8.888 x 10 C2/N-m2 (d) None 2. The electric field (E) produced by a point charge (q) at a distance 'r is? (a) (4τεο) (qy2) (c1/r) (d) None Which is true for the electric field lines? (a) 3. They cross each other (b) They starts from-ve and ends at +ve charges (c) They measure electric...
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(b) Use the expression obtained in part(a) to calculate the approximate capacitance of a a distance 2 mm. Perform this as a "back of the envelope" calculation by rounding 2) Ideal Parallel Plate Capacitor: (12 pts) (a) Starting with Gauss' Law, derive the capacitance of two oppositely charged finite sheets of surface charge density to and area A separated by a distance d. Assume that the electric field between the two sheets is constant (i.e. neglect fringe-effects) +o d...
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...
1. Consider a rectangular conducting loop of length l, width w, mass m, and resistance R. Due to gravity g, it is falling out of a uniform magnetic field that points out of the page. At the time shown in the figure, the rate at which heat is released from the loop reaches a constant value P. O © Boo O O BrŐ Figure 1: Loop falling out of a magnetic field (a) Find the magnetic field B in terms...
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