Q2- a- A conductor of length (15 cm), is moved at (750 mm/s) at right-angles to a uniform flux density of (1.2T). Determine the e.m.f induced in the conductor. b- Define & (state symbols of): Inductance & Mutual Inductance & count the factors which affect the inductance of a conductor.

Q2- a- A conductor of length (15 cm), is moved at (750 mm/s) at right-angles to a uniform flux density of (1.2T). Determine the e.m.f induced in the conductor. b- Define & (state symbols of): Inductance & Mutual Inductance & count the factors which affect the inductance of a conductor.

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a- A conductor of length (15 cm), is moved at (750 mm/s) at
right-angles to a uniform flux density of (1.2T). Determine the
e.m.f induced in the conductor.
b- Define & (state symbols of): Inductance & Mutual Inductance &
count the factors which affect the inductance of a conductor.
Q3-
a- Draw & explain (in words), the principle of operation of a
simple DC motor.
b- Determine the speed of a (10-19 C) charge travelling
perpendicular to a field of density (10 -7 T), if the force on the
charge is (10 -20 N).

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