56. The diagram shows a 0.010 kg metal rod resting on two long horizontal frictionless railswhich remain 0.40 m apart. The circuit has a resistance of 3.0 2 and is located in a uniform0.20 T magnetic field.#A.m = 0.010 kgFind the initial acceleration and maximum velocity for the rod.B.C.D.B=0.20 TINITIAL ACCELERATION40 m/s²40 m/s²120 m/s²120 m/s²V = 15 VMAXIMUM VELOCITY190 m/s300 m/s190 m/s300 m/s0.40 m

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56. The diagram shows a 0.010 kg metal rod resting on two long horizontal frictionless rails which remain 0.40 m apart. The circuit has a resistance of 3.0 2 and is located in a uniform 0.20 T magnetic field. A. Find the initial acceleration and maximum velocity for the rod. B. C. m = 0.010 kg D. B=0.20 T INITIAL ACCELERATION 40 m/s² 40 m/s² 120 m/s² 120 m/s² V = 15 V MAXIMUM VELOCITY 190 m/s 300 m/s 190 m/s 300 m/s 0.40 m

56. The diagram shows a 0.010 kg metal rod resting on two long horizontal frictionless rails which remain 0.40 m apart. The circuit has a resistance of 3.0 2 and is located in a uniform 0.20 T magnetic field. A. Find the initial acceleration and maximum velocity for the rod. B. C. m = 0.010 kg D. B=0.20 T INITIAL ACCELERATION 40 m/s² 40 m/s² 120 m/s² 120 m/s² V = 15 V MAXIMUM VELOCITY 190 m/s 300 m/s 190 m/s 300 m/s 0.40 m

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Chapter30: Sources Of The Magnetic Field

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