Need help with these two questions . A conductor of mass 40,0 grams per meter is hung by two wires in a 3.60 T field directed out of thepage as shown.ンイインンSource ASource Ba. Which source, A or B, should be switched on so that the magnetic field will deflect the wireupward, helping balance the conductor's weight? Explain. (ans: Source B-why?)b. How much current from the source would be needed so that the conductor would levitate,reducing the tension in the wires to zero? (ans: 0.11A)12. A proton in the solar wind travels perpendicularly at 3.00x10 m/s across the Earth's magnetic fieldlines. The field at that location is 0.0000100 T.Determine the magnitude of the magnetic force that will deflect the proton. (ans: 4.8 x 1019 N)a.b. Since this force acts at right angles to its velocity, the proton will experience this as acentripetal force, causing the proton to have a "corkscrew" circular motion. Calculate theradius of these circles as the proton travels through the field. (ans: 313 m)2020-12-11Page 10 of 17

11. A conductor of mass 40,0 grams per meter is hung by two wires in a 3.60 T field directed out of the page as shown. Source A Source B' a. Which source, A or B, should be switched on so that the magnetic field will deflect the wire upward, helping balance the conductor's weight? Explain. (ans: Source B-why?) b. How much current from the source would be needed so that the conductor would levitate, reducing the tension in the wires to zero? (ans: 0.11A)

11. A conductor of mass 40,0 grams per meter is hung by two wires in a 3.60 T field directed out of the page as shown. Source A Source B' a. Which source, A or B, should be switched on so that the magnetic field will deflect the wire upward, helping balance the conductor's weight? Explain. (ans: Source B-why?) b. How much current from the source would be needed so that the conductor would levitate, reducing the tension in the wires to zero? (ans: 0.11A)

College Physics

11th Edition

ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1CQ: Estimate the order of magnitude of the length, in meters, of each of the following; (a) a mouse, (b)...

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