(b) Assuming that this rotisserie cooker has some constant torque, 7 = torkey, whose circular wire is placed in a uniform magnetic field such that the normal of the wire faces perpendicular to magnetic field. De- termine the approximate mass m of the turkey in terms of density p and radius r. Hint: Use p = mass / volume. What are cross-sections of a sphere?

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1. A good approximation of the size of a turkey is by assuming it to be
spherical. Suppose that we plan to cook it rotisserie style in a uniform
magnetic field, on a singular rotating circular and conductive wire with radius
r and current i, respectively. The turkey has a uniform density as Pt and
mass m.
(a) We've came up with an idea on how motors work. Express and explain
the equation for torque in a current carrying loop in a uniform magnetic
field. Do not derive the problem.
(b) Assuming that this rotisserie cooker has some constant torque, T
torkey, whose circular wire is placed in a uniform magnetic field such
that the normal of the wire faces perpendicular to magnetic field. De-
termine the approximate mass m of the turkey in terms of density p
and radius r. Hint: Use p
of a sphere?
= mass / volume. What are cross-sections
Transcribed Image Text:1. A good approximation of the size of a turkey is by assuming it to be spherical. Suppose that we plan to cook it rotisserie style in a uniform magnetic field, on a singular rotating circular and conductive wire with radius r and current i, respectively. The turkey has a uniform density as Pt and mass m. (a) We've came up with an idea on how motors work. Express and explain the equation for torque in a current carrying loop in a uniform magnetic field. Do not derive the problem. (b) Assuming that this rotisserie cooker has some constant torque, T torkey, whose circular wire is placed in a uniform magnetic field such that the normal of the wire faces perpendicular to magnetic field. De- termine the approximate mass m of the turkey in terms of density p and radius r. Hint: Use p of a sphere? = mass / volume. What are cross-sections
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