COLLEGE PHYSICS
COLLEGE PHYSICS
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Author: Freedman
Publisher: MAC HIGHER
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Chapter 20, Problem 24QAP
To determine

(a)

Current through the wire coil before the coil reaches the edge of the field.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 24QAP

Current through the wire coil before the coil reaches the edge of the field = 0 A

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Number of turns =30side length coil =0.1 mside length coil =0.820 Ωmagnetic field = 0.600 TField drops to 0 at the edgesVelocity of the coil=0.02 ms-1 to right

Formula used:

  A=d2A=aread=length of a sideΦ=NBAN=number of turnsε=dΦdtε= emft= time

Calculation:

  Area=(0.1 m)2=0.01 m2

  ε=dΦdtε=ddt(NBl2)ε=Nl2dBdtε=-Nl2(B2B1)dt

  There is no magnetic field difference, coil experience the same B when movingdB = 0,ε=0there is no induced current

Conclusion:

Current through the wire coil before the coil reaches the edge of the field = 0 A

To determine

(b)

Current through the wire coil while leaving the magnetic field.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 24QAP

Current through the wire coil while leaving the magnetic field =

  0.044 A

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Number of turns =30side length coil =0.1 mside length coil =0.820 Ωmagnetic field = 0.600 TField drops to 0 at the edgesVelocity of the coil=0.02 ms-1 to right

Formula used:

  A=l2A=areal=length of a sideΦ=NBAΦ=magnetic fluxN=number of turnsQ=NdΦRQ= emft= timeV=IRV=voltageI=currentR=resistance

Calculation:

  Area=(0.1 m)2=0.01 m2

  ε=dΦdtε=ddt(NBA)ε=NAdBdtA=l*lε=-N*l2(B2B1)dtvelocity=v=ldtε=Nvl*0.6Tε=30*0.1 m*0.02 ms-1*0.6 Tε=0.036 VV=IRI=VR=εR=0.036 V0.820 Ω=0.044 A

Conclusion:

Current through the wire coil while leaving the magnetic field = 0.044 A

To determine

(c)

Current through the wire coil after leaving the magnetic field.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 24QAP

Current through the wire coil after leaving the magnetic field= 0 A

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Number of turns =30side length coil =0.1 mside length coil =0.820 Ωmagnetic field = 0.600 TField drops to 0 at the edgesVelocity of the coil=0.02 ms-1 to right

Formula used:

  A=d2A=aread=length of a sideΦ=NBAΦ=magnetic fluxN=number of turnsε=dΦdtε= emft= time

Calculation:

  Area=(0.1 m)2=0.01 m2

  ε=dΦdtε=ddt(NBl2)ε=Nl2dBdtε=-Nl2(B2B1)dt

  There is no magnetic field difference once it is left the magnetic fielddB = 0,ε=0there is no induced current

Conclusion:

Current through the wire coil after leaving the magnetic field= 0 A

To determine

(d)

Total charge that flows past a given point in the coil as it leaves the field

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 24QAP

Total charge that flows past a given point in the coil as it leaves the field= 0.22 C

Explanation of Solution

Given info:

  Number of turns =30side length coil =0.1 mside length coil =0.820 Ωmagnetic field = 0.600 TField drops to 0 at the edgesVelocity of the coil=0.02 ms-1 to right

Formula used:

  A=d2A=aread=length of a sideΦ=NBAΦ=magnetic fluxN=number of turnsε=dΦdtε= emft= timeQ=NdΦRR=resistanceΦ=BAQ=30*(BA0)R

Calculation:

  Q=NdΦRR=resistanceΦ=BAQ=30*(BA0)R

  Q=30*(0.6 T*(0.1 m)20)0.82 ΩQ=0.22 C

Conclusion:

Total charge that flows past a given point in the coil as it leaves the field= 0.22 C

To determine

(e)

Plot the induced current as a function of horizontal position

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 24QAP

  COLLEGE PHYSICS, Chapter 20, Problem 24QAP

Explanation of Solution

Conclusion:

Graph is plotted, induced current vs the horizontal position.

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