Asked by Janice
what happens to the force (magnitude and direction) on the wire when
(i) the size of the current through the wire is increased ?
(ii)
A weaker magnet is used ?
(iii) the size of the current the same but the direction of the current is reversed
(i) the size of the current through the wire is increased ?
(ii)
A weaker magnet is used ?
(iii) the size of the current the same but the direction of the current is reversed
Answers
Answered by
drwls
Force on a wire = i B x L
where i = current magnitude
B = magnetic field vector
L = wire length and direction vector
x denotes vector cross product
(i) force doubles and direction remains the same
(ii) less force, same direction
(iii) same force, opposite direction
where i = current magnitude
B = magnetic field vector
L = wire length and direction vector
x denotes vector cross product
(i) force doubles and direction remains the same
(ii) less force, same direction
(iii) same force, opposite direction
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