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The document discusses magnetic field lines around a bar magnet and compass. It explains that inside the magnet, the field lines point up, and when a compass is placed near the magnet pointing toward geographic North, the compass would point down and to the right due to the combined effects of the magnet's field and Earth's field. Additionally, it identifies profiles of single coil, Helmholtz, and anti-Helmholtz magnetic field configurations based on their characteristic field amplitude patterns.

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Quiz 16 - Solutions PDF

The document discusses magnetic field lines around a bar magnet and compass. It explains that inside the magnet, the field lines point up, and when a compass is placed near the magnet pointing toward geographic North, the compass would point down and to the right due to the combined effects of the magnet's field and Earth's field. Additionally, it identifies profiles of single coil, Helmholtz, and anti-Helmholtz magnetic field configurations based on their characteristic field amplitude patterns.

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Concept Question: Magnetic Field Lines

The picture shows the field lines outside a


permanent magnet The field lines inside the
magnet point:

1. Up
2. Down
3. Left to right
4. Right to left
5. The field inside is zero
6. I dont know
1
Concept Question Answer: Magnetic Field Lines

Answer: 1. They point up inside the magnet

Magnetic field lines are continuous.


E field lines begin and end on charges.
There are no magnetic charges (monopoles)
so B field lines never begin or end 2
Concept Question: Bar Magnet B
Field
Thinking of your map of the B field lines from part 1, assume
that your magnet and compass were on the table in the
orientation shown. The red end of the compass points:

1. Up N S
2. Down N
3. Right
4. Left ?
5. Up & right
6. Up & left
7. Down & right
8. Down & left
3
Concept Question Answer: Bar
Magnet B Field
Answer: 7. Down & right

N N S

If you only had to consider the bar magnet (for


example, if you were very close to it) the compass
would point to the right. But the Earths magnetic
field (pointing toward geographic North) pulls the
field down. 4
Concept Question: Helmholtz
Identify the three field profiles that you measured as Single (Sgl),
Helmholtz (Hh) or Anti-Helmholtz (A-H):
Top Coil
Magnetic Field Amplitude Bottom Coil
Helmholtz
Single Coil

0
Anti-Helmholtz

-2 -1 0 1 2
Distance along the central axis (z/R)

The curves, A, B & C are respectively:


1. Sgl, Hh, A-H
2. Hh, A-H, Sgl
3. A-h, Sgl, Hh
4. Sgl, A-H, Hh
5. A-H, Hh, Sgl
6. Hh, Sgl, A-H 5
Concept Q. Answer: Helmholtz
Answer: 6. Helmholtz, Single, Anti-Helmholtz

Top Coil
Bottom Coil
Magnetic Field Amplitude

Helmholtz
Single Coil

0
Anti-Helmholtz

-2 -1 0 1 2
Distance along the central axis (z/R)

Note that the Helmholtz mode creates a very uniform


field near the center while the field from the Anti-
Helmholtz is zero at the center. The single coil peaks
at the coils center. 6
MIT OpenCourseWare
http://ocw.mit.edu

8.02SC Physics II: Electricity and Magnetism


Fall 2010

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