Прямой проводник с током расположен в однородном магнитном поле перпендикулярно линиям индукции. Во сколько раз уменьшится сила, действующая на проводник со стороны магнитного поля, если проводник повернуть так, что направление тока в нем составит угол 30° с вектором индукции магнитного поля?

Прямой проводник с током расположен в однородном магнитном поле перпендикулярно линиям индукции. Во сколько раз уменьшится сила,
действующая на проводник со стороны магнитного поля, если проводник повернуть так, что направление тока в нем составит угол
30° с вектором индукции магнитного поля?
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- Автор:
  juneb5li
- 5 лет назад

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F1=I*B*L*sin90F2=I*B*L*sin30F1/F2=sin90/sin30=1/0,5=2F2<F1 в два раза
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  sarahi
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