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... loop , and on the right , the integral of the curl of A over the area bounded by the loop . Physically , if we represent the field as a flow of water , the curl produces a kind of rotational tendency in the line integral which can be ...
... loop , and on the right , the integral of the curl of A over the area bounded by the loop . Physically , if we represent the field as a flow of water , the curl produces a kind of rotational tendency in the line integral which can be ...
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... loop , Figure 3.17c . Field lines tend to make opposite con- tributions on opposite sides of the loop , and thus their effect is cancelled out . EXAMPLE 3-5 Find the magnetic field at distance r from an infinite straight wire carrying ...
... loop , Figure 3.17c . Field lines tend to make opposite con- tributions on opposite sides of the loop , and thus their effect is cancelled out . EXAMPLE 3-5 Find the magnetic field at distance r from an infinite straight wire carrying ...
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... loop of side 60 cm and of 17 turns lies in the horizontal plane , Figure 4.12 . A magnetic field , directed 25 ° away from vertically downward , decreases from 0.13 T to 0.07 T in 4 seconds . Find the induced emf . Is it clockwise or ...
... loop of side 60 cm and of 17 turns lies in the horizontal plane , Figure 4.12 . A magnetic field , directed 25 ° away from vertically downward , decreases from 0.13 T to 0.07 T in 4 seconds . Find the induced emf . Is it clockwise or ...
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Vector Analysis | 1 |
Electric Field EGausss Law | 33 |
Magnetic Field BAmpères Law | 66 |
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