PHYSICS Mathematical representation of Lorenz Force
Fm = qvBsinθ
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PHYSICS Mathematical representation of Lorenz Force
Fm = qvBsinθ
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anonymous · Answer

Anyone keen on electromagnetism?

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@ganeshie8

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Hello fellow student

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We are to cover the formula from electromagnetism section on Physics for first year university

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You ready for it?

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Invite others to join

imqwerty · Answer

where are the poles of a uniformly made spherical magnet located??

anonymous · Answer

Oh hey are you talking about U shaped magnet or the earth?

anonymous · Answer

There are usually two types of magnets we use for experimental purposes

anonymous · Answer

One is the magnet bar we all know to be our old high school memory

anonymous · Answer

around which electromagnetic field is formed if being placed in a coat of filaments.

imqwerty · Answer

forget the earth just think that i took magnetic material and made a uniform spherical magnet out of it.

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or microscopic ferromagnetic materials whose magnetism can be induced by artificial means

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Oh I see.

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Invite your friends to this discussion. They would love this.

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ok

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@ParthKohli

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We need to spread the universal love for physics, and eliminate the universal phobia for physics as well. This is our mission

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:) all the best

anonymous · Answer

Any doubts you may have I will be happy to clarify, and elaborate and eliminate