<span>The payload will continue in orbit along with the space shuttle and their relative velocities will be close to zero. However, depending up the relative orientation of the space shuttle's center of mass and the payload's center of mass, the orbits of both the shuttle and payload is likely to slowly diverge from each other. To illustrate how low the relative velocities would be, let's assume a near worse case situation happens and the center of mass of the payload and the space shuttle differs after the release by 50 meters, then the resulting orbital periods of the shuttle and the released payload would differ by about 0.06 seconds from each other.</span>
Magnetic field lines always forms closed loop in such a way that it originates from North pole and then terminates back into the South pole
Inside the magnet we will draw the field lines from south pole to north pole
So it is not possible that magnetic field lines originates from north pole and again terminates at the same pole
So this is
FALSE
Answer:
687.5 A
Explanation:
We are given that
Magnetic field,B=0.11 T
Diameter,d=2.5mm
Radius,r=
We know that current in coil
Substitute the values
