Posted by Alyssa on Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 8:38pm.
I agree, b is not even close.
I=.0357volts/R
R=1.67E-8*PI*.9EE-3/(.45EE-3)^2*PI
I=.0357*.45^2*E-6*PI/(1.67E-8PI*.9E-3)=480amps
Ok, checking A, something is wrong.
V=1/2 turn/.222sec*PI*.034^3*1.09= = 0.00030313086 volts. So recheck your EMF
I don't understand what you just did for A.
I used emf=change in flux/change in time
flux = magnetic field*area
according to my book, the answer for A is right. Please explain!
So just for the record, the answer for A is right.
For B, when calculating the resistance R, I messed up in regards to the radii. For the length i needed to use r=.034m and for the area r=4.5e-4m. What a silly mistake.
Cheers! and thanks for responding! :)
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