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In the presence of a suitably directed uniform magnetic field, charged particles move at constant speed in a circular path of constant radius. By reference to the force acting on the particles, explain how this is achieved and why it happens. (4 marks)

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B

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Think about the gradient (its linearly increasing graph so will have a constant graph.) C

Think Velocity-time graph (the gradient would explain constant acceleration… then 0 acceleration)

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D

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B (same as c?)

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Explain why a particle is accelerating even when it is moving with a uniform speed in a circular path. (2 marks)

  • acceleration is (rate of) change of velocity

  • velocity is changing since direction is changing

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State, in words, the two laws of electromagnetic induction. (2 marks)

emf ∞ rate of change of flux (linkage) (Faradays Law)

direction of induced emf (or current) is such as to oppose the change (in flux) producing it

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<p>Explain, using the laws of electromagnetic induction, how a device acts as an electromagnetic brake. (3 marks)</p>

Explain, using the laws of electromagnetic induction, how a device acts as an electromagnetic brake. (3 marks)

  • Current in coil has its own magentic field.

  • Rotating disc causes a change in magnetic flux which induces an emf

  • Induced current interacts with magnetic field, causing a repulsion of like poles. (The induced emf generates eddy currents in the disc.

  • By Lenz’s Law, these currents create their own magnetic fields that oppose the change in flux.

  • This leads to a repulsion or braking effect, where the disc experiences a force resisting its motion.)

<ul><li><p>Current in coil has its own magentic field.</p></li><li><p>Rotating disc causes a change in magnetic flux which induces an emf </p></li><li><p>Induced current interacts with magnetic field, causing a repulsion of like poles. (The induced emf generates <strong>eddy currents</strong> in the disc.</p></li><li><p>By <strong>Lenz’s Law</strong>, these currents create their own magnetic fields that <strong>oppose the change in flux</strong>.</p></li><li><p>This leads to a <strong>repulsion or braking effect</strong>, where the disc experiences a force resisting its motion.)</p></li></ul><p></p>