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The Antarctica Department of Transportation is renowned for bad engineering and only now figured out that cars were unable to turn on flat friction-less roads. They have a new proposal that you have been selected to review for its physics merit. Because they are at the south pole, the
magnetic field can be approximated as roughly vertical (perpendicular to the ground). Also at the poles of the earth, the field is at its strongest at roughly B = 65 µTesla (65 x 10-6 Tesla) upward.
Since moving charged particles in a magnetic field travel in circles, they have decided that the cars should "charge themselves" each time they want to ake a turn and discharge themselves when they want to move in a straight line. They don't say how this should be accomplished since i
their words "That's not my job". A figure from their proposal shows a car of mass m = 977 kg traveling at v= 14.23 m/s executing a turn of radius r = 58.3 meters.
M
Negative
Which sign of charge should be carried by the car?
O Positive
Car becomes
charged here
Yes
V
Ο No
R
B = 65μT up
Calculate the charge required on the car to execute the turn as shown: 3867773
x Coulombs
If we assume that the maximum charge you could generate on the car is 3.66 Coulombs, what radius of turn would you execute? 0.000000584
Based upon your results, should the proposal be accepted?
Car becomes
neutral here
ASK YOUR TEA
TEACHER
X meters.
Transcribed Image Text:The Antarctica Department of Transportation is renowned for bad engineering and only now figured out that cars were unable to turn on flat friction-less roads. They have a new proposal that you have been selected to review for its physics merit. Because they are at the south pole, the magnetic field can be approximated as roughly vertical (perpendicular to the ground). Also at the poles of the earth, the field is at its strongest at roughly B = 65 µTesla (65 x 10-6 Tesla) upward. Since moving charged particles in a magnetic field travel in circles, they have decided that the cars should "charge themselves" each time they want to ake a turn and discharge themselves when they want to move in a straight line. They don't say how this should be accomplished since i their words "That's not my job". A figure from their proposal shows a car of mass m = 977 kg traveling at v= 14.23 m/s executing a turn of radius r = 58.3 meters. M Negative Which sign of charge should be carried by the car? O Positive Car becomes charged here Yes V Ο No R B = 65μT up Calculate the charge required on the car to execute the turn as shown: 3867773 x Coulombs If we assume that the maximum charge you could generate on the car is 3.66 Coulombs, what radius of turn would you execute? 0.000000584 Based upon your results, should the proposal be accepted? Car becomes neutral here ASK YOUR TEA TEACHER X meters.
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