conducting rod of mass 20 g and length 45 cm has holes drilled near each end so
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conducting rod of mass 20 g and length 45 cm has holes drilled near each end so that it is free to slide in a vertical direction along two conducting rails as shown in Figure P20.97. A current of 200 A is made to flow through an identical rod at the bottom of the assembly and return through the sliding rod. (Notice the placement of an insulator.) Determine the height of the sliding rod above the base rod when in equilibrium. Assume the horizontal rods are very long.
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College Physics Reasoning and Relationships
ISBN: 978-0840058195
2nd edition
Authors: Nicholas Giordano
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