A vacuum tube consists of cathode (also called as filament), anode (also called as plate), and electrode (also called as grid). Cathode is an electron emitter that emits the free electrons whereas anode is an electron collector that collects the free electrons.
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Answer:
<em>0.45 N</em>
Explanation:
<em>Let Recall that,</em>
<em> The power formula is: </em>
<em> P = E²/R </em>
Let A = the magnetic field
<em>Let L = length of wire = 9.00cm = 0.09 m </em>
let R = resistance of wire = 0.320 Ω
let v = velocity of the wire = 4 m/s
<em>Let E = across the wire voltage </em>
Let P = the power of the wire = 4.3 W
To Solve for E:
<em>The formula of E = √PR </em>
The Voltage from a magnetic field is given as,
E = vAL
We therefore Use E = E
√PR = vAL
to solve for A,
A= √PR/vL
BA= √4.3(0.32)/(4)(.09) -=0.173
A = 0.173 wA/m²
Let F be the pulling force
Let I be the current in the wire
P = I²R
<em>I = √P/R </em>
F = IAL
F = √P/RAL
F = √4.3/.32(0.173)(.09)
<em>F = 0.45N</em>
Current is charge over time
C = Q/t
C = 96 ÷ 12
C = 8
8 Amperes
Answer:
Explanation:
We shall apply law of refraction which is as follows
sin i / sinr = μ , where i is angle of incidence , r is angle of refraction and μ is refractive index
here i = θa = 22.5°
r = θb
μ = 1.77
sin22.5 / sinθb = 1.77
.3826 / sinθb = 1.77
sinθb = .216
θb = 12.5 °.
Answer:
No
Explanation:
The reason is when you exert the force onto any objects that stay stationary you will get a motion as the kinetic energy.
it cannot be the potential energy unless it was put at any point of heights.