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physics paper 2 : magnetism
The Motor Effect
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What is the motor effect?
The interaction of magnetic fields causing force
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How do you calculate the size of the force generated by the motor effect?
Using the equation: force =
magnetic flux density
×
current
×
length
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What does Fleming's left hand rule help determine?
The
direction
of the force on the wire
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Who is the target audience for this video lesson?
High-tier students only
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What happens when a wire carrying current is placed in a magnetic field?
The wire experiences a force due to
interaction
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What is the direction of the force when a wire moves upwards in a magnetic field?
The force is directed upwards
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What is the equation to calculate the force acting on a wire?
Force
=
magnetic flux density
×
current
× length
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If a wire has a length of 2.5 meters, current of 1.5 amperes, and magnetic flux density of 0.05 Tesla, what is the force?
0.19
Newtons
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What factors affect the size of the force in the motor effect?
Magnetic flux density
,
current
, and length
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How do you use Fleming's left hand rule?
Thumb points
motion
, first finger
magnetic field
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What does it mean if a conductor is parallel to the magnetic field?
It will not experience a
force
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What happens to a conductor at right angles to the magnetic field?
It experiences a
force
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What are the steps to apply Fleming's left hand rule?
Position thumb, first finger, and second finger at right angles
First finger:
direction of magnetic field
(N to S)
Second finger: direction of
conventional current
(positive to negative)
Thumb: direction of motion (force)
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What are the key points about the equation for force in the motor effect?
Applies to a wire at right angles to the
magnetic field
Magnetic flux density measures the strength of the magnetic field
Given in the exam, no need to memorize
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What is the significance of the motor effect in physics?
Fundamental principle behind
electric motors
Explains how
electric currents
interact with
magnetic fields
Basis for many applications in
technology
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