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Question: For an accelerating voltage of 900 V calculate the time taken for an electron to reach the anode after being accelerated from rest (u=0) at the cathode of a CRT. Anode-cathode separation is 1cm. I am looking for the working's out for this problem and the answer.
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Electromagnetic Theory
Posting ID:
45759
OTA ID:
102509
Question: A wire carrying a current of 100 A due west is suspended between two towers 50 metres apart. The lines of force of the Earth's magnetic field enter the ground there in a northerly direction at a 45 degree angle; the magnitude of the field is (5 mulitplied by 10`5 T). Find the magnitude and direction of the force on the wire exerted by the Earth's field. I would like the workings and answer to the following problem!
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Electromagnetic Theory
Posting ID:
45761
OTA ID:
103997
In the attachment titled "Box Question" are questions for the 2nd attachment, titled "The Box".
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Electromagnetic Theory
Posting ID:
46808
OTA ID:
103997
The value of the angle on the attachment is 45 degrees, find the speed of the negatively charged particle if the flux, density of 0.8 Wb/m^2 and the particle has a charge of 4.8 x 10^ -15 C. The force exerted on the charged particle is 7.5 x 10^ -12 N. (See attached file for full problem description)
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Electromagnetic Theory
Posting ID:
46931
OTA ID:
103074
Q 1) What is the flux density of the current loop in the plane of the loop on the attachment? 1) 1.68 x 10^ -5Wb/m^2 2) 2.36 x 10^ -5 Wb/m^2 3) 1.68 x 10^ -4 Wb/m^2 4) 2.36 x 10^ -4 wb/m^2 5) 2.87 x 10 wb/m^2 6) None of the above Q2) What is the value of the total flux threading the loop? 1) 5.92 x 10^ -8wb 2) 1.78 x 10^ -7 wb 3) 5.92 10^ -7 wb 4) 1.18 x 10^ -6 wb 5) None of the above. The only other info I have on Q1 is to Convert the cm to m, nothing more.
Subject:
Physics
Topic:
Electromagnetic Theory
Posting ID:
46934
OTA ID:
103997
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