Match each physical electromagnetic scenario in Column I with its corresponding motion or force behavior in Column II.
- Stationary electric charge placed inside a uniform magnetic fieldZero magnetic force because the force is directly proportional to particle speed
- Charged particle moving perpendicular to a uniform magnetic fieldCircular trajectory produced by a magnetic force acting as a constant centripetal force
- Positively charged particle moving North in a vertically downward magnetic fieldDeflection toward the West as predicted by the right-hand vector cross product rule
- Two long parallel conductors carrying electric currents in the same directionMutual attractive force drawing the two conductors toward each other
Cevap
Stationary charge matches zero magnetic force; Perpendicular moving charge matches circular trajectory; Positively charged particle moving North in a downward magnetic field matches deflection toward the West; Parallel conductors carrying currents in the same direction match mutual attractive force.
Each physical scenario strictly adheres to fundamental electromagnetic principles: static charges experience no magnetic force, perpendicular motion creates centripetal acceleration leading to circular paths, vector cross products govern particle deflection, and like parallel currents attract.
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Magnetic force on moving charges and current-carrying conductors