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In the product F=qvB, takeq=2,v=2.0i+4.0j+60k,andF=4.0i-20j+12k. What then isBin unit-vector notation ifBx=By?

Short Answer

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If Bx=By the vectorB can be written as,-3.0i-3.0j-4.0k

Step by step solution

01

Given data

q=2v=2.0i+4.0j+6.0kF=4.0i-20j+12k

02

Understanding the concept

Using the formula for cross-product we can find the vector Bfrom the given vectorsFandv.

The vector product is written as,

ab鈬赌=aybz-byazi+azbx-bzaxj+axby-byaxk (i)

03

Calculate B→ in unit-vector notation

Use equation (i) to write the cross product between vand B.

F=qvBFxi+Fyj+Fzk=qvyBz-vzByi+qvzBx-vxBzj+qvxBy-vyBxk

Comparing the above equation with the given vectorF, we get

24Bz-6By=426Bx-2Bz=-222By-4Bx=12

As Bx=By, above equation becomes,

22By-4By=124By-8By=12-4By=12By=-3

Inserting this value in above equation we get,

24Bz-6-3=4Bz=-4

Calculate the value of Bxfrom the above equations.

Bx=ByBx=-3

Therefore, the vectorB can be written as-3.0i-3.0j-4.0k

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