BACHELOROF SCIENCE(B.Sc.) T@-End Examlmtion December, 2OOa PHE-7: ELECTFIC & MAGNETIC PHENOMENA

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(iii) A diele.lric havingrelatiw perhiriMly 6 lills the mleruning space bel*een th€ pLalesoI a parall€fplatecapacirorinst€adol aii Darermine th€ lactor by which th€ opacitance and elatic liv) Sketch the electic li€ld iside and outsid€a unitornly chaigedspheie. (v) Explain why a r6isring io..e is dperienc€d whe! a copper sheet is pushed/puled in a {vi} A .1,1€d (@nt,oop i, pra€d in a magleti. field. Write d@n the ape$io.s tor rhe magnebcdrpol€noh€dt ol $e cunmt loop and the torque qperi€led bv it. A circularloop ol wne ol ladiu 6 0 cn cocists oi 15 lurtu of wir€. A cuftni of 2 0 A ios through the Nire loop. Wiat is rhe magntird€ ot the magnelicmomentof the loop ? (vji) Explaintie pnnciplamdeiyins the desisnol a nep doq ka6tome. Afremp'dy tiu€ paas (i) Two paellel plar6 ol ara 2OO02 aE si@n a1ul and oppositechars€ ol 3 O x tO 7 C Th€ spa.e bel*€en the plal€s is Jil,€dwi!'r a dier€clricmaterial and the elednc n€ld willin op di€lecrlicis 4.3 x 1OsVh 1. what is lhe di€lecrric 66ranr oI th€ dtelednc and lhe [email protected] densnyon the plate ? Takeo. = 8 85, to-12 c2 N-lm2,

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(v) A loroid ot aluminium ol length 1 m ol 1000 hM ol wire k carryinsa st@dycurent ol I A Th€ msnelic liela in lh€ toroid is loud to b€ 2 512 x 10 3 wbn-2. Det€mine ,(fr, the @g@iic su$eptibility. Takero=4nr10/NA-. (!i) The pole faes of the magn.ls ol a cyclolrcn 6ed to acc€lelate protons are 125 cn in diamelr. The lield bet een the pol€ lacas is 0 90 r Cahlate the kineiic ddsy tn ev and the speedol a pblon as it emelgestom the cyclotron. Determine the f!€qu@ry of the alternatingrcltase that nul be appli€dto lhe D.es ot the cyclokon. (np = 1 67 ' tO 27 kg and1eV=16:t(IleJ)

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