Pan SFE 12 bobina exploradora ‘Uns forma pica de med Ia nensidd de un capo ngitico ot ‘sr a oina peta de esprs con evan compet, Tame Adebepine exptoradr niciipeme labia, de tea A se celoca de ‘ec ed iy aad en ce ‘een oe au det, oben, se saca a bei dl cape ripe mene. Explique cima se puede usar ese dspesitivo para medi ef bin Se hace pcr ose soca de campo, el Haj dsniuye ripidameate ve a eave a obina ey = NAA; cand labor 1746. temperature change, SETUP: At meAT. sin the sample isa its melting point and at ¢ de AIDA a cro. Miata uj disminuye bay wn fem indacida mo Imentines en un cio extemo cones h obina. La tsa de ra ae eas prog a emt oo Se poodeconsuur un insreato que midaes cfg ul pa tirde eto, obtener valde 8. Dears os detles com prolems arte lector (an lj 29.3), En sem esc ete dt ‘spot, ee compo medio ea igual al campo on el centro de lorem. Toexriry: The latent heat of fasion J, i defined by Q=ml, forthe solid» liquid phase transition. Fora 2.5 main all te sample has melted. [ExECUTE: (a) Ittakes 1.5 min forall the sample to melt once its melting point is reached and the heat input ring this time interval is (1S min 10.010? Sin) =1.50%10* J. Q= ty. (b) The liquids temperature rises 30 C* in L.Smin. Q. 150x105 (0500 kg)0 maT ‘The solids temperature rises 15° in 1.0 min. ay 1.00510" skg-K. 1.00.10 2100x103) (05500 kexls maT S310" Yhkg-K. ‘The specific heat capacities forthe liquid and solid states are different. The values of e and L, that ‘we calculated are within the range of values in Tables 173 and 17.4. 23.80, IDENTIFY: The potential atthe surface of uniformly charged spheres SEFUr: For asphers, V =A, When te raindrops merge, te toll charge and volume is conserved. 40. 19 _K(-120x10 ©) Excure: (a OP 650x10m {(b) The volume doubles, so the adi inerases by the cube root oF 10: Roy charges Qj, =20=~2.40%10" C. The new potential is Fy Bee factor of 2-=2"" Fa 2781. twenty: Apply dP = 166. “The charge doubies but the radius also increases andthe potential a the surface increases by only a to cach side ofthe loop. Ser Ur: For cach side ofthe loop, ol is parallel to that side ofthe loop ands inthe direction ofl. Since the loop (©) Side 1, ht rans rm (0,0) 20 (04: P= ster anneemaonedty Fe | Side 3, that rans fom (L)10 (0) P= f adh Siesta om Lo 00y P= jad (© The sum ofall farcesis Fy, =-I8 0} EVALUSTE: The nt force on sides 1 and 3 is zero. The force on side 4 is zero, since 9 there. The net Force om the loop equals the foree on side 2. and therefore sede | Ba 0 atthe lop and 4, = Oat the loop. rf Peay 1 Buy de ‘hetast. Figure 27.81 InexTHFY and SET Ur: ‘The curent grows in the cireit as given by Eq(30.14), In an R-L crete fll em {niilly is across the inductance and ater lang time is totaly eross the resistance. A solenoid in aeireut is represented asa resistance in series with an inductance. Apply the loop rue othe circuit; the voltae across a resistance is ven by Ohm’ lve. [ExpCUTE: (a) Inthe RL circuit the volige aross the resistor starts at zero and inereass tothe battery voltage. “The voltage across the solenoid (inductor) starts athe battery vltage acl decreases to zero, Inthe graph, the voltage draps, 20 the oscilloscope s cross the solenoid, (b) AL 190 the cureat inthe citeuit approaches its final, constant value. The voltage doesa’t go to zero because the solenoid has some resistance 2. The final voltage aeross the solenoid is UR, whore Fis the final current in the circuit. (©) The emt ofthe battery isthe initial voltage across the inductor, $0 V. Just after the switch is close, the curent is zero and there is no voltge drop across any of the resistance inthe eeu. (AS o, E= MIR, =0 £=50 V and from the graph 1, =15 V (the final voltage across the inductor), 0 Oyu, lakers asom hess ft en : Etre wrneieBa-ey| alrehornd E289 V.R=100, Ry =1430, souhen rH 279 Ff gph rhe wh 280 (ead approximately fiom the graph), 30 7 0 ms. Thon £=(3.0 msy 4.3 Q)=43 mall, EVALUATE: At/=0 thete sno curent and the 0 V measured by the oscilloscope is the induced emf due to the inductance ofthe solenoid. As the curent grows, there are voliage drops across the two resistances in the circuit We derived an equation for V., the voltage across the solenoid, At ¢=Oit gives V, =£ and at 1». it gives V, =ERIR,