(ii). A wire is placed in a magnetic field so that it makes an angle of 50° with the field as shown. 9 = 50 degree %3D The arrow on the wire shows the direction of current in the wire. The magnetic induction of the field is 0-20 T. The length of the wire, in the field, is 0-05 m and the current in the wire is 4 A. (a) Calculate the force on the wire. (b) What would be the orientation of the wire with respect to the field to achieve a maximum force on the wire? You must justify your answer.

(ii). A wire is placed in a magnetic field so that it makes an angle of 50° with the field as shown. 9 = 50 degree %3D The arrow on the wire shows the direction of current in the wire. The magnetic induction of the field is 0-20 T. The length of the wire, in the field, is 0-05 m and the current in the wire is 4 A. (a) Calculate the force on the wire. (b) What would be the orientation of the wire with respect to the field to achieve a maximum force on the wire? You must justify your answer.

Introductory Circuit Analysis (13th Edition)

13th Edition

ISBN:9780133923605

Author:Robert L. Boylestad

Publisher:Robert L. Boylestad

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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