GRADE 8 PRACTICE
Physics Problems: Electromagnetic induction, Grade 8
Induction current, Lenz's rule and energy production.
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Problem #67
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawWhat concept does the description correspond to: “The production of an emf when magnetic flux through a loop changes. Induced current flows if the conducting loop is closed.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{The production of an emf when magnetic flux through a loop changes. Induced current flows if the conducting loop is closed.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
Current can arise when a magnet moves relative to a coil, the current in a neighbouring coil changes, or a loop rotates.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Electromagnetic induction}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Electromagnetic induction}
Problem #68
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawWhat concept does the description correspond to: “A value characterizing the magnetic field passing through the selected surface.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{A value characterizing the magnetic field passing through the selected surface.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
Flux changes when the field, area or orientation of the loop relative to the magnetic field lines changes.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Magnetic flux}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Magnetic flux}
Problem #69
Electromagnetic inductionThe north pole of the magnet is brought closer to a closed conducting coil. What is the direction of the induced current field at the near end of the coil?
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- \text{Change}
- \text{northern pole approaching}
\text{answer fields coils} - ?
- \text{Magnetic flux through reel increases}
- \text{By rule Lenz reel opposes growth flow}\text{pushes away northern pole}
Answer\text{neighbor end becomes northern}
Problem #70
Generators and electrical energy transmissionWhat concept does the description correspond to: “Energy is transferred through wires at high voltage to reduce current and heat loss.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{Energy is transferred through wires at high voltage to reduce current and heat loss.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
The transformer reduces the voltage to the operating value specified for the equipment. Household mains voltage remains dangerous for humans.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Electrical energy transmission}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Electrical energy transmission}
Problem #71
Generators and electrical energy transmissionWhat concept does the description correspond to: “A device that converts mechanical rotational energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction.»?
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- \text{Description}
- \text{A device that converts mechanical rotational energy into electrical energy through electromagnetic induction.}
\text{name concepts} - ?
- \text{Let's compare approval with definition}
Rotation of a coil or magnet periodically changes the flux and creates an alternating voltage.
- \text{Let's formulate conclusion}\text{Concept} = \text{Electric generator}
Answer\text{Concept} = \text{Electric generator}
Problem #72
Energy transferThe primary winding has 100 turns and is connected to an alternating voltage with an effective value of 22 V. The secondary has 1000 turns. Find the effective value of the secondary voltage of an ideal transformer.
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- N_1
- 100
- N_2
- 1000
- U_1
- 22\,\text{В}
U_2 - ?
- \frac{U_1}{U_2}=\frac{N_1}{N_2}
- U_2=U_1\frac{N_2}{N_1}U_2=22\cdot\frac{1000}{100}\,\text{В}U_2 = 220\,\text{В}
Answer220\,\text{В}
Problem #205
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawWhen one turnover magnet sensor issues 2 impulses. magnet committed 30 rpm. How much impulses registered?
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- n
- 2\,\text{импульсов/оборот}
- N
- 30\,\text{оборотов}
K - ?
- K=nNK=2 \cdot 30K=60\,\text{импульсов}
Changes in the magnetic field are repeated with each revolution.
Answer60\,\text{импульсов}
Problem #206
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawWhen one turnover magnet sensor issues 4 impulses. magnet committed 20 rpm. How much impulses registered?
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- n
- 4\,\text{импульсов/оборот}
- N
- 20\,\text{оборотов}
K - ?
- K=nNK=4 \cdot 20K=80\,\text{импульсов}
Changes in the magnetic field are repeated with each revolution.
Answer80\,\text{импульсов}
Problem #207
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawSensor registers 120 impulses for 10 with, by 2 impulses on turnover magnet. Find number rpm B second.
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- K
- 120\,\text{импульсов}
- t
- 10\,\text{с}
- n
- 2\,\text{импульсов/оборот}
f - ?
- N=\frac{K}{n}N=\frac{120}{2}N=60\,\text{оборотов}
By the number of pulses we determine the number of revolutions.
- f=\frac{N}{t}f=\frac{60}{10}f=6\,\text{об/с}
We divide the number of revolutions by the duration of observation.
Answer6\,\text{об/с}
Problem #208
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawSensor registers 240 impulses for 20 with, by 4 impulses on turnover magnet. Find number rpm B second.
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- K
- 240\,\text{импульсов}
- t
- 20\,\text{с}
- n
- 4\,\text{импульсов/оборот}
f - ?
- N=\frac{K}{n}N=\frac{240}{4}N=60\,\text{оборотов}
By the number of pulses we determine the number of revolutions.
- f=\frac{N}{t}f=\frac{60}{20}f=3\,\text{об/с}
We divide the number of revolutions by the duration of observation.
Answer3\,\text{об/с}
Problem #209
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawGenerator for 20 with passed on load current with average power 30 W and voltage 12 B. Mechanical work rotation amounted to 1000 J. Find EFFICIENCY generator; for calculation energy use given average power.
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- t
- 20\,\text{с}
- P
- 30\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 12\,\text{В}
- A
- 1000\,\text{Дж}
\eta - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{30}{12}I=2{,}5\,\text{А}
For the specified mode, we find the equivalent current in terms of power.
- E=PtE=30 \cdot 20E=600\,\text{Дж}
Electrical energy is obtained through mechanical work.
- \eta=\frac{E}{A}\cdot100\eta=\frac{600}{1000} \cdot 100\eta=60\,\text{\%}
Lenz's rule is consistent with the need to expend work on generation.
Answer60\,\text{\%}
Problem #210
Electromagnetic induction and Lenz's lawGenerator for 30 with passed on load current with average power 40 W and voltage 24 B. Mechanical work rotation amounted to 2000 J. Find EFFICIENCY generator; for calculation energy use given average power.
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- 30\,\text{с}
- P
- 40\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 24\,\text{В}
- A
- 2000\,\text{Дж}
\eta - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{40}{24}I=1{,}66667\,\text{А}
For the specified mode, we find the equivalent current in terms of power.
- E=PtE=40 \cdot 30E=1200\,\text{Дж}
Electrical energy is obtained through mechanical work.
- \eta=\frac{E}{A}\cdot100\eta=\frac{1200}{2000} \cdot 100\eta=60\,\text{\%}
Lenz's rule is consistent with the need to expend work on generation.
Answer60\,\text{\%}
Problem #211
Generators and electrical energy transmissionBy lines transmitted power 12000 W Under tension 2000 B. Find current; use P = UI.
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- P
- 12000\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 2000\,\text{В}
I - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{12000}{2000}I=6\,\text{А}
For the same power, increasing the voltage reduces the current.
Answer6\,\text{А}
Problem #212
Generators and electrical energy transmissionBy lines transmitted power 24000 W Under tension 3000 B. Find current; use P = UI.
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- P
- 24000\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 3000\,\text{В}
I - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{24000}{3000}I=8\,\text{А}
For the same power, increasing the voltage reduces the current.
Answer8\,\text{А}
Problem #213
Generators and electrical energy transmissiontransmitted power 10000 W, voltage 1000 V, resistance wires 2 Ohm. Find power losses I²R.
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- P
- 10000\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 1000\,\text{В}
- R
- 2\,\text{Ом}
P_{\text{пот}} - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{10000}{1000}I=10\,\text{А}
Finding the transmission current.
- P_{\text{пот}}=I^2RP_{\text{пот}}={10}^{2} \cdot 2P_{\text{пот}}=200\,\text{Вт}
Heating the wires consumes part of the transmitted energy.
Answer200\,\text{Вт}
Problem #214
Generators and electrical energy transmissiontransmitted power 24000 W, voltage 2000 V, resistance wires 1 Ohm. Find power losses I²R.
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- P
- 24000\,\text{Вт}
- U
- 2000\,\text{В}
- R
- 1\,\text{Ом}
P_{\text{пот}} - ?
- I=\frac{P}{U}I=\frac{24000}{2000}I=12\,\text{А}
Finding the transmission current.
- P_{\text{пот}}=I^2RP_{\text{пот}}={12}^{2} \cdot 1P_{\text{пот}}=144\,\text{Вт}
Heating the wires consumes part of the transmitted energy.
Answer144\,\text{Вт}
Problem #215
Generators and electrical energy transmissionBy one lines resistance 2 Ohm transmit power 10000 W. Voltage promoted with 1000 up to 2000 B. On how much watt decreased losses? Use P = UI and power losses I²R.
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- R
- 2\,\text{Ом}
- P
- 10000\,\text{Вт}
- U_1
- 1000\,\text{В}
- U_2
- 2000\,\text{В}
\Delta P - ?
- I_1=\frac{P}{U_1}I_1=\frac{10000}{1000}I_1=10\,\text{А}
Current before voltage rises.
- I_2=\frac{P}{U_2}I_2=\frac{10000}{2000}I_2=5\,\text{А}
Current after voltage increase.
- \Delta P=(I_1^2-I_2^2)R\Delta P=({10}^{2} - {5}^{2}) \cdot 2\Delta P=150\,\text{Вт}
When the voltage is doubled, the losses are reduced fourfold.
Answer150\,\text{Вт}
Problem #216
Generators and electrical energy transmissionBy one lines resistance 3 Ohm transmit power 12000 W. Voltage promoted with 1200 up to 2400 B. On how much watt decreased losses? Use P = UI and power losses I²R.
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- R
- 3\,\text{Ом}
- P
- 12000\,\text{Вт}
- U_1
- 1200\,\text{В}
- U_2
- 2400\,\text{В}
\Delta P - ?
- I_1=\frac{P}{U_1}I_1=\frac{12000}{1200}I_1=10\,\text{А}
Current before voltage rises.
- I_2=\frac{P}{U_2}I_2=\frac{12000}{2400}I_2=5\,\text{А}
Current after voltage increase.
- \Delta P=(I_1^2-I_2^2)R\Delta P=({10}^{2} - {5}^{2}) \cdot 3\Delta P=225\,\text{Вт}
When the voltage is doubled, the losses are reduced fourfold.
Answer225\,\text{Вт}
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