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A physics test from the summer 2007 semester of phys-224, taught by dr. Russell. The test covers topics related to magnetic forces, electrostatics, and related concepts such as current-carrying wires and magnetic fields. The test includes multiple-choice questions and problems that require the calculation of magnetic forces, determination of net magnetic fields, and ranking of charges based on velocities.
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Page 2 Test #3 (chapters 32,33) PHYS- 224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007)
Currents are as shown in the figure. Determine the magnitude and direction of the force
PHYS-224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007) Test #3 (chapters 32,33) Page 3
locations could the net magnetic field be zero? ( Explain )
a. b.
same mass) pass through a region containing a magnetic field directed into the page and an electric field directed towards the bottom of the page. Rank the charges according to their velocities from fastest to slowest. ( Explain your ranking )
PHYS-224 Dr. Russell (Summer 2007) Test #3 (chapters 32,33) Page 5
Which of the following choices would result in a clockwise induced current in the loop? a. The current in the long straight wire increases b. The current in the long straight wire decreases c. The loop moves to the left d. The loop moves to the right e. The loop moves toward the top of the page f. The loop moves toward the bottom of the page g. The loop rotates about the horizontal axis (horizontal dotted line) so that the top of the loop moves out of the page and the bottom of the loop moves into the page. h. The loop rotates about the vertical axis (vertical dotted line) so that the right side of the loop moves out of the page and the left side of the loop moves into the page.
carrying wire.