Q2. For the gray shaded area in the figure,2)3)4)Ул3aaI2a134aXK1) find the magnetic force acting on the sheet due to the application of magnetic field of B = Boŷand the surface current density flowing in the sheet is given as K = cyx.Find the units of the constant c in the relation K = cyx.Show that the force found in part 1 has the units of N.Considering a rotation axis is passing thorough the sheet at 2a and parallel to the x axis.Predicts the motion of the sheet.

According to the Lorentz law, magnetic fields are written as; F=I(dl×B) Here we have I is the…

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