BIOT SAVART LAW WRITTEN BY: Steven Pollock (CU-Boulder)

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BIOT SAVART LAW WRITTEN BY: Steven Pollock (CU-Boulder)

In the figure, with “dl” shown, what is ? To find the magnetic field B at P due to a current-carrying wire we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.11 In the figure, with “dl” shown, what is ? 2

In the figure, with “dl” shown, which purple vector best represents ? To find the magnetic field B at P due to a current-carrying wire we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.11 In the figure, with “dl” shown, which purple vector best represents ? CORRECT ANSWER: A E) None of these! 3

Directly away from dl (in the plane of the page) Into the page To find the magnetic field B at P due to a current-carrying wire we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.12 What is the direction of the infinitesimal contribution dB(P) created by current in dl? Up the page Directly away from dl (in the plane of the page) Into the page Out of the page Some other direction CORRECT ANSWER: C 4

What is the magnitude of ? To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying wire, below, we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.13 What is the magnitude of ? 5

What is the magnitude of ? To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying wire, below, we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.13 What is the magnitude of ? b) d) e) something else! CORRECT ANSWER: A (And, what's here, given that P = (x,y,z)?) 6

(What's here, given that P = (0,y,0)?) To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying wire, below, we use the Biot-Savart law, 5.13m What is the value of I ? (What's here, given that P = (0,y,0)?) 7

To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying wire, below, we use the Biot-Savart law, What is the value of I ? b) c) d) e) Other! CORRECT ANSWER: D 8

What is B at the point shown? 5.14 What is B at the point shown? A) B) C) D) E) None of these s I CORRECT ANSWER: C I (What direction does it point?)

What do you expect for direction of B(P)? 5.16 com How about direction of dB(P) generated JUST by the segment of current dl in red? A) B(p) in plane of page, ditto for dB(P, by red) B) B(p) into page, dB(P, by red) into page C) B(p) into page, dB(P, by red) out of page D) B(p) complicated - has mult component (not  or || to page), ditto for dB(P, by red) E) Something else!! CORRECT ANSWER: C 10

I have two very long, parallel wires each carrying a current I1 and I2, respectively. In which direction is the force on the wire with the current I2? Up Down Right Left Into or out of the page I1 I2 CORRECT ANSWER: D (How would your answer change if you reverse the direction of both currents?)

E) Something quite different! 5.15 To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying loop, we use the Biot-Savart law, What is the magnitude of ? A) B) D) E) Something quite different! CORRECT ANSWER: D (Which colored arrow is ? r? r’? ) 12

To find the magnetic field B due to a current-carrying loop, we use the Biot-Savart law, What is dBz (the contribution to the vertical component of B from this dl segment?) A) B) D) E) Something quite different! CORRECT ANSWER: A 13

MD10-1 Consider the B-field a distance z from a current sheet in the z = 0 plane: The B-field has y-component only z-component only y and z-components x, y, and z-components Other z CORRECT ANSWER: A y K x 14

MD10-1 Here is the integral expression for the B-field a distance z from a current sheet in the z = 0 plane: z The B-field has y-component only z-component only y and z-components x, y, and z-components CORRECT ANSWER: A y K x 15