a.) Is the value of B proportional to the value of the current I in the two larg
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Question
a.) Is the value of B proportional to the value of the current I in the two large coils? Explain why?
b.) If suppose B is held constant, but the Voltage is varied. What happens to the radius r if V is doubled? or V is increased by a factor of 4? Explain answers using equations.
c.) Also, give the expression for the magnetic field B corresponding to the current I in the coils. The expression should contain the radius R of the coils, the number of turns N in each coil and the current I in the coils.
Explanation / Answer
a)
B = uNI/(2*pi*R)
here B is proportional to I.
If value of I is increased then magnetic field will also increase.
b) Faraday's law
voltage generated = N delta(BA)/delta t
so V proportional to R2
if V is increased by a factor of 4 than R will be doubled.
c)
expression for the magnetic field B corresponding to the current I in the coils
B = uNI/(2*pi*R)
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