SATIS ye. I-A rectangular loop of wirehangs vertically as shown in Fig, 20-14. A magnetic field is directed horizontally,perpendicular to the plane of the loop, and points out of the page as represented by the symbol. The magnetic field is very nearly uniform along. the horizontal portion of wire ab (length L = 10 cm ) which is near the center of the gap of a large magnet producing the field. The top portion of the wire loop is out of the field. The loop hangs from a balance (csads 0 when BO ) which measures a downward magnetic force of F = 3.48 * 107 N when the wire carries a current 1 = 0.245 A ‘What is the magnitude ofthe magnetic field B? FIGURE 20-14 |, ‘leasuring a ‘magnetic field 8. Example 20-2. 2- An electron travels atin a plane perpendicular toa uniform 0,010-T magnetic field. Describe its path quantitatively. Ignore gravity ( very small in comparison). 3.) A 240-m length of wie stretches between wo towers and caries a 120-A current, Determine the magnitude of the foree on the wire due to the Earth's magnetic field of 3.0 * 10 which makes an angle of 68° with the wie 4. (1) A 26m length of horizontal wite cartes 5-4 eswent toward the south, The dip angle ofthe Earth's ‘magnetic field makes an angle of 41° tothe wire. Estimate the magnitude ofthe magnetic force on the wite due to the Earth’s magnetic field of 5.5 * 10% T. 5.) Anelectron is projected vertically upward witha speed of 17°10 ws into a uniform magnetic field of (0.640 T that is drecied horizontally away fiom he observer-Describe the electrons path inthis eld. 6. () Alpha particles (charge q=+2e , mass m= 6.6*107" kt) move at What magnetic field strergth would be required to bend them into a circular path of radius = 0,TABLE 20-1 Summary of Right-hand Rules (= RHR) —se | ST Physical Sitnation Example ‘How to Orient Right Hand Result 1. Magnetic field produced by Wrap fingers around wire Fingers curl in direction of B current (RHR-1) 2. Force on electric current J fF Fingers first point straight Thumb points in direction due to magnetic field along current /, then bend _of the force F (RHR2) along magnetic field B r A Patt B Fig.20-11c 3. Force on electric charge +4 F Fingers point along particle’s. Thumb points in direction of the force F due to magnetic field velocity ¥, then along B (RHR-3)