A charged particle of mass 1 jig and charge IC having speed 2m/s moves in a magnetic field 1K in instant its velocity is 7 +mk. The value of ‘m’ is (B)0 (C)1 (D) Cannot be determined. Magn@hc Aad Con Not eae Kd He seddifference of V volt. It A charged particle of mass m and charg ated throt endicular to the direction of gnetic field B which is directed pery will move on a circular path of radius fave 1 WF] [vm (1) \ 24 Bil (D) - m ferv _ | Jgaym fad) a aA, B and C are projected perpendicula with velocities v,, : v,) respectively such that T,, T,and T, are their respective time period of revolutioi : are re sath described. Then :~ Ay = T, 4E oT (D)r, a be mas does not depend on res] aS TKv => mre ot re 3 5 > ™ ae T T wn ya Se ne an ‘o Ty a4. Consider the figure shown. A charged particle enters magnetic field at P and emerges out of magnetic field at Q moving parallel to its direction of motion at P. If r, and r, ar the particle in region 1 and region 2 respectively :- Tas ig He possisig |O OG] ~ * * aoe OM ees aaa reais eoxn| Cav gan on CASE 2where a is the conductor's radius. (A) The total current flowing in the conductor is mu (B) The m tic field outside the conductor is ~ 6 6r (C)T urrent density is maximum at the axis of the conductor. (D) The current density is minimum at the axis of the conductor pu. it = ciate ; Raxy = Mo TZ , Ziad CC g a cee Ei , ay i SlT- Qutr (CLE) —— a y - (P) Zaopey = 2A Tear (Crs) eee cree me) mas Mol _~ uatonat ~ Meteo as aed eg (0) Jo £E LL coer Exe?) ae exes (<2 te So Mio ney mg SEG a ( ) Tmax at wrzo. fe a axis.Figure shows cross-section view of a infinite cylindrical wire with a cavity, current density is uniform jk as shown in figure. tic field inside c tic field inside cavity is alon ic field inside cavity is perp ‘(D) If an electron is projected with velocity v, j inside the cavity it will move undeviated. Magnetic Qfald AS CO ee ToT Bin = S$ ond Tk fs aero nay oe 23 ca aai ewan ee oN Sitar Wed vane Zn tHe Coe &noy inside Comfy U ons an Ok VTS) Sey F= XvG Sin 190 — a) reg ee OE Sal oM ee 27. The list-I is having the graph of either electrostatic field or its magnitude versus position on x-axis and magnetic field or its magnitude versus position on the x-axis for the system indicated in list-II he 0 Ko C @Q €a.0) 0 » AS a0) 0 (Ss) ao) (a0) (a0) (0) (0) (2) GB) 4) UB) P > 4:Q>2,4;R> 1,3 (D) P>5:Q > 1,2.4:R> 1 —o—> Two infinite wires kept parallel to z-axis carrying current along +z-direction i I I —e—l_o— 0 Two infinite wires are kept parallel to z-axis, One carrying current in +z-direction, other carrying current in —z-direction. ——_1+-_>« 7Q0-~«4Q Two point charges each of m kept at points (-a, 0) and (a, 0). i a0) (a0) a es 4Q Q Two point charges, +Q and -Q are kept at points (~a, 0) and (a, 0) respectively Ca,0) (2,0) Two infinite non-conducting rods are kept parallel to the y-axis, each carrying uniform charge density +[rsh a ot ole (@) © By PUES Con aera piwie ®(2) my) Cacp) a) J" = =~ ee (2) Exfadte =o few aS : (El syerh= Rk CE ete eo ah U cal Caen) Ct ical Breph oelius R has two cylindric; igure. The conductor carries a uniform Cor ay] bret = a Rose) a RPA SCR YAS ea re eS ye = cores E: a a 4 9 aC eae ne hare & 4 ileThe current density inside a long solid cylindrical wire of radius a is in the direction of the central axis and varies linearly with radial distance r from the axis according to J = J If the magnetic field inside MoJgt ven by #0"0" then find value of x + y ya A BeAT NM, 2nATWv aay re ee ae10. From a cylinder of r WF Point E aa ae) cron Both points A ond B one ra Si Kamen Covi ty theveBre — mayyrttic Lidl i Aone at both Foeyiae oa: ae chal al oa Oren Ea) 2 R- Ay SL .( R-FI3) 2-8nare canes RR = ir ae re cy one ee)