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330                                    MAGNETISM                                 [CHAP. 27



        SOLVED PROBLEM 27.19
              A sample of cast iron exhibits a magnetic field of B = 0.50 T when the magnetic intensity is H = 10 A/m.
              (a) Find the permeability of cast iron at this value of H. (b) What would the field be in air at this value
              of H?
                                              B    0.50 T
              (a)                         µ =   =        = 0.05 T·m/A
                                              H   10 A/m

                                                        T·m      A
              (b)                    B = µ 0 H = 4π × 10 −7   10    = 1.257 × 10 −5  T
                                                         A       m
        SOLVED PROBLEM 27.20
              A solenoid 20 cm long is wound with 300 turns of wire and carries a current of 1.5 A. (a) What is the
              magnetic intensity H inside the solenoid? (b) What should the permeability of the core at this value of
              H be so that the magnetic field inside is 0.6 T? How many times greater than µ 0 is this?
                                          B   N       300
              (a)                    H =    =   I =       (1.5A) = 2250 A/m
                                          µ   L      0.2m
                                      B     0.6T
              (b)                       =         = 2.67 × 10 −4  T·m/A
                                      H   2250 A/m
                                                µ   2.67 × 10 −4  T·m/A
                                                  =                = 212
                                               µ 0   4π × 10 −7  T·m/A

                                     Multiple-Choice Questions


         27.1. There is no interaction between a magnetic field and a
               (a) stationary electric charge  (c) stationary magnet
               (b) moving electric charge  (d) moving magnet

         27.2. When an observer moves past a stationary electric charge, she detects
               (a) only an electric field
               (b) only a magnetic field
               (c)  both an electric and a magnetic field
               (d) any of the above, depending on her velocity

         27.3. Neglecting the earth’s magnetic field, the direction of the magnetic field below a power cable in which a current is
               flowing north is
               (a) north  (c)  south
               (b) east   (d)  west

         27.4. The magnetic field lines around a long, straight current are
               (a) straight lines parallel to the current
               (b) straight lines that radiate from the current like spokes of a wheel
               (c)  concentric circles around the current
               (d) concentric helixes around the current

         27.5. The magnetic field inside a current-carrying solenoid

               (a)is 0       (c) decreases away from the axis
               (b) is uniform  (d) increases away from the axis
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