Asked by Phy
(a) In the diagram above the small semi-circle in the wire above R_1 indicates that it is not in contact with the horizontal wire which it appears to intersect due to the 2-dimensional projection. Additionally, the horizontal wire is continuous, not broken. Calculate |V_1| in terms of the emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon)
b)Calculate |V_2| in terms of the emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon)
c)Express |V_1/V_2| in terms of R_1 and R_2
Now wrap that same wire not once around the circuit but 100 times before you connect it again to the D-side. Without realizing it, in doing so you have been building some kind of a transformer (we will discuss transformers later in the course).
d) Calculate |V_1| in terms of the 1 loop emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon).
e) Calculate |V_2| in terms of the 1 loop emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon).
f) Express |V_1/V_2| in terms of R_1 and R_2
b)Calculate |V_2| in terms of the emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon)
c)Express |V_1/V_2| in terms of R_1 and R_2
Now wrap that same wire not once around the circuit but 100 times before you connect it again to the D-side. Without realizing it, in doing so you have been building some kind of a transformer (we will discuss transformers later in the course).
d) Calculate |V_1| in terms of the 1 loop emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon).
e) Calculate |V_2| in terms of the 1 loop emf \mathcal\epsilon,R_1,R_2 (enter epsilon for \epsilon).
f) Express |V_1/V_2| in terms of R_1 and R_2
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Answered by
My
Helps please!
Answered by
Al
Please help anyone!
Answered by
sat
anyone?
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Yus
Any ideas guys?
Answered by
abdrrahim
problem2 2 (R_2*epsilon)/(R_1+R_2)
Answered by
FLu
Thanks abdrrahim!
Anyone for the rest?
Anyone for the rest?
Answered by
My
Many thanks!
Please help!
Please help!
Answered by
abdrrahim
problem1 1 (mu_0*I_0*r)/(2*pi*R_1^2) 2 (mu_0*I_0)/(2*pi*r) 3 (mu_0*I_0)/(2*pi*r)*(1-(r^2-R_2^2)/(R_3^2-R_2^2))
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Answered by
FLu
Thanks abdrrahim. However, mu_0 and I_0 is not allowed it says. can you help please?
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My
It does not work, please help!
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Yus
It does not pass, pleas help!
Answered by
Al
It seems wrong, please help!
Answered by
Su
Other ones please!
Answered by
My
Problem 2 answers please abdrrahim!
Answered by
FLu
Sorry abdrrahim did not realise it was solution for Problem 1.
Do you have the others for Problem 2 please?
Do you have the others for Problem 2 please?
Answered by
Lewry
Please help with Problem 2!
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Yer
Problem 2 help please!
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FLu
Anyone please?
Answered by
Trek
Please Problem 2!
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sat
oh, come on ... someboady share problem 2 answers
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Plat
Yes, please someone for problem 2!
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Yha
Nobody for Problem 2 guys!?
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P
Please for problem 2
Answered by
FLu
Nobody for Problem 2?
Answered by
hmmmm
V2=(R_2*epsilon)/(R_1+R_2)
in both V2 options
in both V2 options
Answered by
FLu
Thanks, hmmmm.
abdrahman mentioned that oen already above. Do you or anyone else have the other ones?
abdrahman mentioned that oen already above. Do you or anyone else have the other ones?
Answered by
hmmmm
not this question . but done 80% of others
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FLu
Thanks hmmmmm, what do you require? I need the second part of c) in problem 2 helmholtz hoils, do you have that please?
The answers for the other, you can read in my profile, if you don't have it yet.
Thanks.
The answers for the other, you can read in my profile, if you don't have it yet.
Thanks.
Answered by
hmmmm
V1/V2=1+2*R_1/R_2
and V1/v2=100+101*(R_1/R_2)
and V1/v2=100+101*(R_1/R_2)
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hmmmm
(a)((R_1*epsilon)/(R_1+R_2))+(epsilon)
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hmmmm
(b)((R_1*epsilon)/(R_1+R_2))+(100*epsilon)
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Hyp
Great thank!
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FLu
Many thanks hmmmm!
Have you by any chance found the second part (Helmholtz Coild)for Problem 3 c)?
I have all others but that one with tesla in square meter is very hard.
Have you by any chance found the second part (Helmholtz Coild)for Problem 3 c)?
I have all others but that one with tesla in square meter is very hard.
Answered by
Mag
Please Problem 3 c) second part tesla in meters!?
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Yab
Please Problem 3) c) tesla in square meters!
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hmmmm
sorry i slept so couldn't reply i missed that part too.
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