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explain in detail 2 Years, 1 Month ago Karma: 0

1) a charged particle,having charge(+q),moves with constant speed (v) on a circular path of radius (r).the current corresponding to the motoin charged particle is..............?Cry


2)a charged particle having charge (q) and mass (m) is given a velocity (v) in a uniform magnetic field (B) .the angle between (v) and (B) in 30o.the radius of the helical path is...............? [assuming any other vector field to be absent]medical.entrancecorner.com/images/blank.png







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#702
Re:explain in detail 2 Years, 1 Month ago Karma: 0

i'm not too sure but I think the first one is something like this :


1)Current=nxq/T


T =2TTm/Bq


Just substitute and that gives the current.


T-Tme period,n-no. o electrons,q-charge


2)mv*2/r=Bqvsin30


mv*2/r=Bqv/2


2mv/Bq=r



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#704
Re:explain in detail 2 Years, 1 Month ago Karma: 0

sorry to say, but the answer for first one is qv/2πr


and second one is mv/2qB.................... bt i dnt knw how.



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#706
Re:explain in detail 2 Years, 1 Month ago Karma: 0

Yeah the second one is mv/2bq,sorry I made a mistake :|


But i'm not too sure about the first one either :(



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The first one is like this :


I=charge/Time period


Time period =area(dist.)/velocity=2TTr/v


hence,


I=qv/2TTr



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