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2. Sharon drives her rocket through the magnetic field of FIGURE Q31.2 traveling to the right at a speed of 1000m/sas measured by Bill. As she passes Bill, she shoots a positive charge backward at a speed of 1000m/srelative to her.

a. According to Bill, what kind of force or forces act on the charge? In which directions? Explain.

b. According to Sharon, what kind of force or forces act on the charge? In which directions? Explain.

Short Answer

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Part (a). No force acting on the charge

Part (b) Magnetic force act on the charge, in the downward direction.

Step by step solution

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Part (a).  

The charge is moving 1000 m/s relative to the Sharon toward left side. Whereas the sharon is moving toward right relative to bill toward right side.

The velcoity of charge relative to the bill is equal to the sum of the velocity of charge relative to the Sharon and the velocity of Sharon reltive to the bill.

v→cb=v→cs+v→sbv→cb=1000 − â¶ÄŠi^+1000 â¶ÄŠâ€Ši^v→cb=0

Since the velocity of charge is zero.

According to the Lorentz's Force formula q(v→cb×B→)

The net force on the charge is zero.

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Part (b)

The charge is moving 1000 m/s relative to the Sharon toward left side.

According to the Lorentz's Force formulaq(v→cb×B→)

F→ â¶ÄŠ= â¶ÄŠq(v→×B→)q1000 â¶ÄŠm/s− â¶ÄŠi^×B→−k^q1000 â¶ÄŠm/sB→ â¶ÄŠâ€Šâˆ’j

The magnetic force act in a downward direction.

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