Metal bars A and B have the same length L. Bar B has double the width of A. The bars are parallel to, but far apart from, each other in a uniform Magnetic field.The current is the same in both. Compare the Hall voltage of bars B and A.Width = wWidth = 2 wBCurrent iCurrent iSelect one:O Not givenO V Hall A = 4 V Hall BO V Hall B = 2 V Hall A%3DDifficult to say because details of magnetic field is not givenO V Hall A = 2 V Hall BO V Hall B = 1.41 V Hall AO V Hall A = 1.41 V Hall BO V Hall B= 4 V Hall A

The hall voltage of a bar is given by the following equation. Here, t is the thickness of the bar,…

Metal bars A and B have the same length L. Bar B has double the width of A. The bars are parallel to, but far apart from, each other in a uniform Magnetic field. The current is the same in both. Compare the Hall voltage of bars B and A. Width = w Width = 2 w L- Current i Current i Select one: O Not given O V Hall A = 4 V Hall B O V Hall B = 2 V Hall A O Difficult to say because details of magnetic field is not given O V Hall A = 2 V Hall B O V Hall B = 1.41 V Hall A V Hall A = 1.41 V Hall B V Hall B= 4 V Hall A O O

Metal bars A and B have the same length L. Bar B has double the width of A. The bars are parallel to, but far apart from, each other in a uniform Magnetic field. The current is the same in both. Compare the Hall voltage of bars B and A. Width = w Width = 2 w L- Current i Current i Select one: O Not given O V Hall A = 4 V Hall B O V Hall B = 2 V Hall A O Difficult to say because details of magnetic field is not given O V Hall A = 2 V Hall B O V Hall B = 1.41 V Hall A V Hall A = 1.41 V Hall B V Hall B= 4 V Hall A O O

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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