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An electron is accelerated from rest through potential difference Vand then enters a region of uniform magnetic field, where itundergoes uniform circular motion. Figure 28-38 gives the radius rof thatmotion versus V1/2. The vertical axis scale is set byrs=3.0mmand the horizontal axis scale is set by Vs12=40.0V12What is the magnitude of the magnetic field?

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Magnitude of magnetic field is B=6.7102T

Step by step solution

01

Given

i) Scale on y axis is rs=3.0mm

ii) Scale on x axis is Vs12=40.0V12

iii) Figure 28-38 is the graph of radius vs. potential.

02

Determining the concept

Use the concept of conservation of mechanical energy and magnetic and centripetal force. Rearrangetheenergy conservation equation for velocity. Also from the centripetal force and magnetic force equation, writetheequation for velocity. Equating these two velocities鈥 equations and plugging the value of slope from the graphr(V)12find the magnetic field.

Formulae are as follow:

P.Ei+K.Ei=P.Ef+K.Ef

FB=qvB

Fcp=mv2r

Here, FB is magnetic force, B is magnetic field, v is velocity, m is mass,q is charge on particle, P.E is potential energy, K.E is kinetic energy,FCPis centripetal force.

03

Determining the magnitude of magnetic field

Consider the expression as:

P.Ei+K.Ei=P.Ef+K.Ef

Here potential energy is the electrical potential energy.

qVi+12mvi2=qVf+12mvf2

Initially kinetic energy is zero, and finally potential energy is zero,

qVi=12mvf2

Rewrite the equation as:

vf=2qVim 鈥. (1)

The magnetic force provides the centripetal force, so:

Fcp=FB

mvf2r=qvfB

Rewrite the equation as:

vf=qBrm

From equation (1) and (2):

qBrm=(2qVim)12

qBm(rVi12)=(2qm)12

Determine the slope rVi12from the graph.

In the graph for Vs12, the value of r=2.0mm

rVi12=(2.0103)40.0V12

Substitute the values in theabove equation:

qBm((2.0103)40.0)=(2qm)12

Rearranging this equation for B,

B=(2qm)12(40.0(2.0103))(mq)

Substitute the values of mass and charge of electron.

B=(2(1.61019)(9.11031))12(40.0(2.0103))(9.110311.61019)

B=(0.35161012)12(20103)(5.68751012)

B=67.44103

B=6.7102鈥涂

Hence,the magnitude of magnetic field is B=6.7102T

Therefore, use the concept of conservation of mechanical energy and magnetic and centripetal force. Using equations, rearrange for magnetic field. Plugging the values and value of slope from the graph, find the magnetic field.

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