Solenoids - AP Physics 2

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Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

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Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

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The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

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Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

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The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

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Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

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The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

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Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

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The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Solenoids - AP Physics 2

Suppose a long solenoid has a current increase from zero to in . The induced EMF magnitude is . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is Solving for ,

Suppose a long solenoid has a current increase from zero to in . The induced EMF magnitude is . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is Solving for ,

Suppose a long solenoid has a current increase from zero to in . The induced EMF magnitude is . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is Solving for ,

Suppose a long solenoid has a current increase from zero to in . The induced EMF magnitude is . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,

Suppose a $5\textup{cm}$ long solenoid has a current increase from zero to $2\textup{A}$ in $0.2\textup{s}$ . The induced EMF magnitude is $0.008\textup{V}$ . Find the inductance.

Write the formula for inductance and substitute the givens. The length of the solenoid has no effect in this problem.

$L=\frac{\epsilon }{\frac{\Delta I}${\Delta t}}=\frac{\epsilon \Delta t}{\Delta I}$=\frac{(0.008 \textup{V}$)(0.2 \textup{s})}{2 \textup{A}}=0.0008 \textup{H}$

A transformer is plugged into a household outlet $\left ( 120V\right )$ that supplies of current. The transformer steps up the potential to having a secondary coil with turns. How many turns does the primary coil have?

The relationship between the number of turns for the primary coil and secondary coil in a transformer ( and respectively) to the relative potentials is

Solving for ,