chọn đúng hoặc sai với mỗi ý a), b), c), d)
Hình bên biểu diễn một thanh dẫn điện MN trượt trên hai thanh kim loại theo chiều vuông góc với cảm ứng từ. Biết \(B = 0,40\;{\rm{T}},{\rm{MN}} = {\rm{PQ}} = 0,20\;{\rm{m}}.\) Thanh MN đang chuyển động về bên trái với vận tốc có độ lớn \(0,2\;{\rm{m}}/{\rm{s}}\) và có hướng vuông góc với nó. Toàn bộ mạch có điện trở \(2,0\Omega .\) Các thanh kim loại không nhiễm từ, bỏ qua ma sát.
chọn đúng hoặc sai với mỗi ý a), b), c), d)
Hình bên biểu diễn một thanh dẫn điện MN trượt trên hai thanh kim loại theo chiều vuông góc với cảm ứng từ. Biết \(B = 0,40\;{\rm{T}},{\rm{MN}} = {\rm{PQ}} = 0,20\;{\rm{m}}.\) Thanh MN đang chuyển động về bên trái với vận tốc có độ lớn \(0,2\;{\rm{m}}/{\rm{s}}\) và có hướng vuông góc với nó. Toàn bộ mạch có điện trở \(2,0\Omega .\) Các thanh kim loại không nhiễm từ, bỏ qua ma sát.
a) Suất điện động cảm ứng trong thanh MN có độ lớn là \(1,{6.10^{ - 2}}\;{\rm{V}}.\)
b) Dòng điện trong mạch có chiều NMQP.
c) Lực kéo thanh MN chuyển động đều với tốc độ đã cho là \(6,4 \cdot {10^{ - 4}}\;{\rm{N}}.\)
d) Nếu coi NM là nguồn điện thì M đóng vai trò cực dương.
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