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Charges +2uc and +3uc lies on the x-y płane at positions (0,0)and (16,0) cm-respectively.

Compute the electric field at point (8, 6) cm.



Each of the following pairs consists of an electric circuit term and the corresponding mag-
netic circuit term. Which pairs are not corresponding?
(a) V and 
(b) G and 
(c)  and m
(d) IR and H
The force on differential length dl at point P in the conducting circular loop in
Figure 8.33 is
(a) Outward along OP
(b) Inward along OP
(c) In the direction of the magnetic field
(d) Tangential to the loop at P
The force on differential length dl at point P in the conducting circular loop in
Figure 8.33 is
(a) Outward along OP
(b) Inward along OP
(c) In the direction of the magnetic field
(d) Tangential to the loop at P
Apply gauss's theorem to calcutta the electric field in the case of a changed infimite plan

A has a postive charge of 3.0x10^-6 c object b has a postive charge of 9.0 x 10^-6 c . If the distance between a and b is 0.015m what is the force


 What is the electric flux through a sphere of radius 1.5 m that carries a charge of

3 nC at its centre?           


An electric induction coil of length of 10cm has 1000 turns of radius 5cm. (μ0=4π x 10-7S.I). What is the value of the inductance?


  1. Relate the magnetic field around a conductor to the magnitude and direction of the current through it.
  2. Explain how the overall magnetic field of an electromagnet is affected by the current, number of windings and the presence of a ferromagnetic core.
  3. Explain how the motion of a moving charged particle is affected by an external magnetic field. 
  1. Apply the concepts of magnetism, electromagnetism, the motor effect and electromagnetic induction to discussing real-world devices and observed phenomena.
  2. Discuss safety issues related to the static magnetic fields and changing magnetic fields used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
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