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An infinite straight wire carries current I 1 = 5.3 A in the positive y-directio

ID: 2144881 • Letter: A

Question

                    An infinite straight wire carries current I1 = 5.3 A in the positive y-direction as shown. At time t = 0, a conducting wire, aligned with the                     y-direction is located a distance d = 63 cm from the y-axis and moves with velocity v = 13 cm/s in the negaitve x-direction as shown. The wire has length W =                     29 cm.                 

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Explanation / Answer


3) B = uo*I1/(2*pi*r)

dA = W*dr

flux = integrate B.dA
r = d+L/2

flux = (uo*I1*W/2*pi) [ ln(r+L/2) - ln (r-L/2)]

emf = (d/dt)*flux

    = (uo*I1*W*v/2*pi)[(1/(r+L/2)) - (1/(r+L/2))]

emf = ?26.08408248e?9 Wb/s

induved voltage = 26.08408248e?9 Volts


current = i = E/R = 26.08408248e?9/1.9 = 13.728464463e?9 A

5)
B = uo*I1/(2*pi*r)

dA = L*dr

flux = integrate B.dA
r = d+L/2

flux = (uo*I1*L/2*pi) [ ln(r+W/2) - ln (r-W/2)]

emf = (d/dt)*flux

emf =   (uo*I1*L*v/2*pi)[(1/(r+W/2)) - (1/(r+W/2))]

(uo*I2*L*v/2*pi)[(1/(r+W/2)) - (1/(r+W/2))] = 26.08408248e?9


I2 = 5.83 A