H The snapshot Shows four moving charges and a wire with current I=15A, that are all in the plane of the page at the moment. The charges are all negative and equal to g= -10pc. The charges are moving with the same. Speed V = 60mis in the directions indicated (Charge I is moving Up, Charge 2 is moving Into the page and so on. Charges I and 2 are at the distance ri=r2=10.0cm and Charges 3 and 4 are a+ √3 =√4=15.0cm. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field Of the wire at the location of each charge. Summarice the force on each charge the direction of the force on each charge and die to current. Plug into table. (For directions, Use Up, down, left, right, out of the page, into the page, or no direction). Rember B = No I amir, F = qubsing and p₁ = 4xxx 10³T.m/A Charge B field (1) Force(N) Direction 1 2 3 4

H The snapshot Shows four moving charges and a wire with current I=15A, that are all in the plane of the page at the moment. The charges are all negative and equal to g= -10pc. The charges are moving with the same. Speed V = 60mis in the directions indicated (Charge I is moving Up, Charge 2 is moving Into the page and so on. Charges I and 2 are at the distance ri=r2=10.0cm and Charges 3 and 4 are a+ √3 =√4=15.0cm. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field Of the wire at the location of each charge. Summarice the force on each charge the direction of the force on each charge and die to current. Plug into table. (For directions, Use Up, down, left, right, out of the page, into the page, or no direction). Rember B = No I amir, F = qubsing and p₁ = 4xxx 10³T.m/A Charge B field (1) Force(N) Direction 1 2 3 4

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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