A uniform magnetic field is directed into the page. A conductor
Which graph shows the emf induced between the ends of the conductor,
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A uniform magnetic field is directed into the page. A conductor
Which graph shows the emf induced between the ends of the conductor,
→ As the conductor rotates in the magnetic field, all of the charges in the conductor will have a velocity.
→ This will produce a force on each positive and negative charge in the rod according to the equation
→ Using the right hand rule, the direction of the force applied to each positive charge in the rod during the rotation will be towards
→ This separation of positive and negative charges to opposite ends of the conductor generates the emf.
→ As the velocity of the charges during the circular motion will remain constant, the force on the charges will be constant. Therefore, a constant emf will be produced in the conductor.
A particle of mass
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a. Using the right-hand rule:
→ Thumb is in direction of velocity (right) and fingers are in direction of B-field (Into the page).
→ As the force on the charge is down the page (back of the hand), the charge must be negative.
b. For circular motion to occur:
→ The force must be at right-angles to the velocity of the particle.
→ The force must be of constant magnitude
→ In the given example, the force on the charged particle due to the magnetic field is perpendicular to its velocity and the magnitude of the force remains constant.
→ The particle will therefore follow the arc of a circle while in the magnetic field.
a. Using the right-hand rule:
→ Thumb is in direction of velocity (right) and fingers are in direction of B-field (Into the page).
→ As the force on the charge is down the page (back of the hand), the charge must be negative.
b. For circular motion to occur:
→ The force must be at right-angles to the velocity of the particle.
→ The force must be of constant magnitude
→ In the given example, the force on the charged particle due to the magnetic field is perpendicular to its velocity and the magnitude of the force remains constant.
→ The particle will therefore follow the arc of a circle while in the magnetic field.
A positron with a velocity of 1.4 × 10
It moves in a vacuum in a semicircle of radius
Question 3
Which one of the following best gives the speed of the positron as it exits the magnetic field?
Question 4
The speed of the positron is changed to 7.0 × 10
Which one of the following best gives the value of the radius
→ As the direction of the force is perpendicular to the velocity, the velocity will not change.
→ The velocity will be
→ Therefore,
→ If the velocity is halved, the radius will also be halved.
One type of loudspeaker consists of a current-carrying coil within a radial magnetic field, as shown in the diagram below.
The force,
Which one of the following statements correctly identifies the magnetic polarities of
→ Using the right hand rule, the palm faces into the page (direction of the force) and thumb points down the page (direction of the current).
→ The direction of the magnetic field is from
→
An electron is travelling at 3.0
Calculate the magnetic field required to keep the electron in the path. (3 marks)
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→ The force from the magnetic field on the electron provides the centripetal acceleration for it to travel in uniform circular motion.
→ Magnetic field strength required =
In which of the following situations does the magnetic field exert the greatest force on the proton ( ), given that all of the fields are of equal magnitude?
→ The force on each proton is given by
→ As
A:
B:
C:
D:
Which diagram correctly shows the deflection of a cathode ray by a bar magnet?
→ A cathode ray is a stream of electrons (negatively charged particles).
→ Test each scenario using the right hand palm rule.
A particle of mass
A second particle enters a magnetic field of magnitude
What is the mass and charge of the second particle?
An electron moves in a circular path with radius
If the speed of the electron is increased, which row of the table correctly shows the effects of this change?
→ Using the formula
→ The centripetal force acting on the electron is given by the force it experiences due to the magnetic field:
→ Increasing the speed of the electron increases its radius.
A proton and an alpha particle are fired into a uniform magnetic field with the same speed from opposite sides as shown. Their trajectories are initially perpendicular to the field.
Explain ONE similarity and ONE difference in their trajectories as they move in the magnetic field. (4 marks)
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Similarity:
→ Both particles experience a constant force, given by
Difference:
→ The centripetal force acting on both particles is given by the force they experience due to the magnetic field as follows:
→ The alpha particle has four times the mass and two times the charge of the proton
→ Therefore, the radius of its trajectory will be twice that of the protons.
Similarity:
→ Both particles experience a constant force, given by
Difference:
→ The centripetal force acting on both particles is given by the force they experience due to the magnetic field as follows:
→ The alpha particle has four times the mass and two times the charge of the proton
→ Therefore, the radius of its trajectory will be twice that of the protons.
Three charged particles,
Explain the different paths that the particles follow through the magnetic field. (7 marks)
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→ The charged particles each experience a force equal to
→ This force acts perpendicular to the direction of their velocity, so the charged particles undergo uniform circular motion with the force due to the magnetic field acting as a centripetal force.
→ The radii of their paths can be described by the equation:
→ As the strength of the magnetic field
→ Both
→
→
→
→
→ The charged particles each experience a force equal to
→ This force acts perpendicular to the direction of their velocity, so the charged particles undergo uniform circular motion with the force due to the magnetic field acting as a centripetal force.
→ The radii of their paths can be described by the equation:
→ As the strength of the magnetic field
→ Both
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A conductor
Which graph shows the induced emf between
At the starting position shown, electrons in the rod are moving to the right, parallel to the magnetic field lines. So, there is no force acting on the.
→ EMF of zero.
After a quarter of a rotation, electrons in the rod are moving up the page. Using the right hand palm rule, they experience a force out of the page. This will not induce an EMF between
→ the graph will show an EMF of zero at both