Fundamentals of Physics Extended
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Chapter 31, Problem 64P
To determine
To find:
a) Smallest value of ratio
b) Second smallest value of
c) Largest value of
d) Smallest value of ratio
e) Second smallest value of
f) Largest value of
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1) A voltage is varied in a primary solenoid with 2900 +/- 100 turns of coil. The length of the solenoid is (0.121+/-0.002)m and has a resistance of (72.9+/-0.7)ohms. The voltage as a function of time is listed inthe following table:
a) Use some graph paper to plot the voltage vs the time.
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c) Divide the slope in Part B by the resistance of the primary solenoid to obtain dI/dt (with uncertainty)
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