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Kindly provide the solution to the following question using the GRASS  method. Magnetic Fields and Solenoids question, (Unit: Gravitational, Electric, and Magnetic Fields).

 

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1. You are facing North and standing 5.5 m away from a straight wire carrying towards the East.
What is the direction of the magnetic field lines where you are standing? If the current flowing
through the wire is 240 A, what is the magnetic field at your location (assuming that you are eye
level with the wire)?
Transcribed Image Text:1. You are facing North and standing 5.5 m away from a straight wire carrying towards the East. What is the direction of the magnetic field lines where you are standing? If the current flowing through the wire is 240 A, what is the magnetic field at your location (assuming that you are eye level with the wire)?
Gravitational
GM
r²
g
Eg
=
-GMm
r
FE
Electric Fields
EE
=
ε =
EE
kq192
d²
=
FE
q
kq192
ε =
= d
Fields
Vorbital
EE kq
q
d
||
=
d
Unit 3 Gravitational, Electric, & Magnetic Fields
= qε
W = ΔΕ =
kq192
= qV
d
qAV
ΔΕ
GM
T
=
r³ = CT² Cs
(-GMM) - (~GMM)
Magnetic Fields
FB = qvBsine
FB = I lB sine
=
GM
47²
GMm
p2
Vescape
=
2GM
Transcribed Image Text:Gravitational GM r² g Eg = -GMm r FE Electric Fields EE = ε = EE kq192 d² = FE q kq192 ε = = d Fields Vorbital EE kq q d || = d Unit 3 Gravitational, Electric, & Magnetic Fields = qε W = ΔΕ = kq192 = qV d qAV ΔΕ GM T = r³ = CT² Cs (-GMM) - (~GMM) Magnetic Fields FB = qvBsine FB = I lB sine = GM 47² GMm p2 Vescape = 2GM
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