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Figure 30-74 shows a uniform magnetic field confined to a cylindrical volume of radius R. The magnitude of is decreasing at a constant rate of 10m Ts. In unit-vector notation, what is the initial acceleration of an electron released at (a) point a (radial distance r=0.05m ), (b) point b (r =0 ), and (c) point c (r =0.05m)?

Short Answer

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a) The initial acceleration at the point a is a=4.4107m/s2i

b) The initial acceleration at the point b isa=0

c) The initial acceleration at the point c is a=-4.4107m/s2i

Step by step solution

01

Given

i) dBdt=10mT=0.01T

ii) At point a,r=5cm=0.05m

iii) At point b, r=0

iv) At point c, r=0.05m

02

Understanding the concept

By using Faraday鈥檚 law, we can find the electric field for the cylinder. After that, we can use the Newton鈥檚 law of motion to find out the acceleration in each case.

Formula:

E.ds=-ddtB=BA

03

(a) Calculate The initial acceleration at the point a

According to equation 30-20 which states that change in magnetic field induces an electric field

E.ds=-ddt=BA

For cylinder area A=2蟺谤2Iand the electric line are concentrated on the circle having area 蟺谤2

E2蟺谤I=-蟺谤2IdBdtE=-r22dBdt

But we know the force on the electron asF=-eE

According to Newton鈥檚 law, the acceleration is,

a=-eEm(1)

So now at pointelectric field is

E=-r2dBdtE=-5.010-22-1010-3E=2.510-4V/m

The magnetic field direction is into the page, so that the direction of electric field at point is to the left, so that Edirection is

E=-2.510-4V/mi

So that from the equation (1), the acceleration is

a=-eEma=-e-2.510-4V/mmi

By substituting the mass of electron, we get,

a=-1.610-19-2.510-4V/m9.110-31kgia=4.4107m/s2i

i.e. the acceleration is to the right.

04

(b) Calculate the initial acceleration at the point b

At point b, the r=0 , so the net acceleration on the charge is also zero.

a=0

05

(c) Calculate the initial acceleration at the point c

At point c, the electric field is the same in magnitude as the field in a opposite in direction. So the acceleration

ac=-aa

So the from resultwe can write as

a=-4.4107m/s2i

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