(a) Draw the magnetic field created when current, I flows through: - (i) a straight wire conductor. (ii) a conductor coil or solenoid. (b) Explain how to use Fleming's Right Hand Rule and Fleming's Left Hand Rule accordingly. Also give ONE (1) example of application for each rule. (c) Strength of a magnetic field is given by 1.50 T. One conductor with 5 cm long carries 20 A current is placed perpendicular to the magnetic field. Calculate the force generated on the wire. Also, explain how the force acts on the wire.
(a) Draw the magnetic field created when current, I flows through: - (i) a straight wire conductor. (ii) a conductor coil or solenoid. (b) Explain how to use Fleming's Right Hand Rule and Fleming's Left Hand Rule accordingly. Also give ONE (1) example of application for each rule. (c) Strength of a magnetic field is given by 1.50 T. One conductor with 5 cm long carries 20 A current is placed perpendicular to the magnetic field. Calculate the force generated on the wire. Also, explain how the force acts on the wire.
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Draw the magnetic field created when current, I flows through: -
(i)
a straight wire conductor.
(ii)
a conductor coil or solenoid.
(b)
Explain how to use Fleming's Right Hand Rule and Fleming's Left Hand Rule
accordingly. Also give ONE (1) example of application for each rule.
(c)
Strength of a magnetic field is given by 1.50 T. One conductor with 5 cm long
carries 20 A current is placed perpendicular to the magnetic field. Calculate the force
generated on the wire. Also, explain how the force acts on the wire.
(d)
A flat square-shaped coil (with a 10 cm side length and 20 turns) is placed in a uniform
magnetic field. The coil plane is in perpendicular with the magnetic field. The magnetic
field strength, B is increased at a constant rate from 1 T to 5 T in a time interval of
At = 10 seconds.
(i)
Find total amount of electromotive force (emf) that is generated around the loop.
(ii)
If the electrical resistance of the loop is 15 Q, calculate the current flow around
the loop as the magnetic field is increased. Also, explain what will happen to the
current flow if the resistance value is decreased.
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