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Lesson 1: Magnetic Field of a Straight Wire, Circular Coil and Solenoid — Picture questions (exam style)

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1.
Two long parallel wires 12 cm apart carry 5 A (wire 1) and 8 A (wire 2) in the same directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
Two long parallel wires 12 cm apart carry 5 A (wire 1) and 8 A (wire 2) in the same directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
outside, beside wire 2, 4.62 cm from wire 1
outside, beside wire 1, 4.62 cm from wire 1
between the wires, 4.62 cm from wire 1
between the wires, 6 cm from wire 1
2.
the same wire is rewound with 1/3 of the turns, with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
the same wire is rewound with 1/3 of the turns, with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
B₂ : B₁ = 2 : 9
B₂ : B₁ = 1 : 81
B₂ : B₁ = 1 : 9
B₂ : B₁ = 81 : 1
3.
A circular coil (10 turns, r = 5 cm, 3 A) and a long wire in its plane 40 cm from the centre carrying 20 A give fields at the centre that are in the same direction. Which option is correct for the resultant at the centre?
A circular coil (10 turns, r = 5 cm, 3 A) and a long wire in its plane 40 cm from the centre carrying 20 A give fields at the centre that are in the same direction. Which option is correct for the resultant at the centre?
B = 3.87×10−4 T, along the coil’s field
B = 3.77×10−4 T, along the coil’s field
B = 3.67×10−4 T, along the coil’s field
B = 3.87×10−4 T, opposite to the coil’s field
4.
Two long parallel wires 6.00 cm apart carry 6 A and 2 A as shown. Find the magnetic flux density midway between them (μ₀ = 4π×10−7 T m A−1).
Two long parallel wires 6.00 cm apart carry 6 A and 2 A as shown. Find the magnetic flux density midway between them (μ₀ = 4π×10⁻⁷ T m A⁻¹).
6.28×10−5 T
2.67×10−5 T
5.33×10−5 T
9.28×10−5 T
5.
Two long parallel wires 12 cm apart carry 2 A (wire 1) and 6 A (wire 2) in opposite directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
Two long parallel wires 12 cm apart carry 2 A (wire 1) and 6 A (wire 2) in opposite directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
outside, beside wire 2, 6 cm from wire 1
between the wires, 4 cm from wire 1
outside, beside wire 1, 4 cm from wire 1
outside, beside wire 1, 6 cm from wire 1
6.
a solenoid is compressed to 1/4 of its length (same turns and current), with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
a solenoid is compressed to 1/4 of its length (same turns and current), with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
B₂ : B₁ = 1 : 16
B₂ : B₁ = 4 : 1
B₂ : B₁ = 1 : 4
B₂ : B₁ = 4 : 2
7.
the same wire is rewound with 4 times as many turns, with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
the same wire is rewound with 4 times as many turns, with the same current (figure). What is the ratio of the new to the original flux density at the centre (or inside)?
B₂ : B₁ = 16 : 1
B₂ : B₁ = 1 : 16
B₂ : B₁ = 32 : 1
B₂ : B₁ = 256 : 1
8.
Two long parallel wires 15 cm apart carry 4 A (wire 1) and 16 A (wire 2) in the same directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
Two long parallel wires 15 cm apart carry 4 A (wire 1) and 16 A (wire 2) in the same directions (figure). Where is the neutral point?
outside, beside wire 2, 12 cm from wire 1
between the wires, 12 cm from wire 1
outside, beside wire 2, 3.75 cm from wire 1
between the wires, 3 cm from wire 1
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