Hand book of Natural Philosophy And Astronomy volume 2
Hand book of Natural Philosophy And Astronomy volume 2
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Direction of the mutual forces exerted by a rectilinear current and the pole of a magnet Tosimplify the explana- tion, we shall, in the first instance, consider only the case of rectilinear currents.
Let c c', Jig. 566. , represent the C wire along which a voltaic current passes, directed from c to c 7, as in- dicated by the arrows. Let N N 7 be a straight line which is parallel to the current c C 7, and which passes through the magnetic pole. We shall call this the line of direction of the mag...netic pole. Let a plane \X b e imagined to pass through these lines c c' and N N', and let a line A B be drawn in this plane at right angles to c c' and N N'.
The force exerted by the current upon the magnetic pole, and re- ciprocally the force exerted by the magnetic pole upon the current, ; will have a direction at right angles Fi". 566. * the plane passing through the direction c c' of the current, and the line of direction N N' of the magnetic pole.
Thus the line of direction N N' will be impelled by a force in the direction of the line L R, and the current C c' by a force in the direction of the line I/ R' ; these lines L R and L' R' being understood to be drawn at right angles to the plane passing through c c' and N N'.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Direction of the mutual forces exerted by a rectilinear current and the pole of a magnet Tosimplify the explana- tion, we shall, in the first instance, consider only the case of rectilinear currents.
Let c c', Jig. 566. , represent the C wire along which a voltaic current passes, directed from c to c 7, as in- dicated by the arrows. Let N N 7 be a straight line which is parallel to the current c C 7, and which passes through the magnetic pole. We shall call this the line of direction of the mag...netic pole. Let a plane \X b e imagined to pass through these lines c c' and N N', and let a line A B be drawn in this plane at right angles to c c' and N N'.
The force exerted by the current upon the magnetic pole, and re- ciprocally the force exerted by the magnetic pole upon the current, ; will have a direction at right angles Fi". 566. * the plane passing through the direction c c' of the current, and the line of direction N N' of the magnetic pole.
Thus the line of direction N N' will be impelled by a force in the direction of the line L R, and the current C c' by a force in the direction of the line I/ R' ; these lines L R and L' R' being understood to be drawn at right angles to the plane passing through c c' and N N'.
What to read after Hand book of Natural Philosophy And Astronomy volume 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dionysius Lardner to read onlineMoreLess
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