TBR Physics II Book Diagnostic Eval #2.1 Passage II:
Q9: How much work is done on an electron in moving it across the bar in Figure 1?
a. 0
b. BLv/e
c. evLB
d. evB/L
Answer/Explanation:
C) evLB
The work required to push an e- from 1 end of the moving rod to the other is equal to the potential energy change:
W = ΔU = qΔV
From the passage, we are told that the induced emf accross the ends of the bar is given by:
ε = BLv.
The work required to move an electron is given by: W = BLve
My question:
where did the e come from? Can anyone explain this a little better please? is epsilon supposed to be the V (voltage)?
Q9: How much work is done on an electron in moving it across the bar in Figure 1?
a. 0
b. BLv/e
c. evLB
d. evB/L
Answer/Explanation:
C) evLB
The work required to push an e- from 1 end of the moving rod to the other is equal to the potential energy change:
W = ΔU = qΔV
From the passage, we are told that the induced emf accross the ends of the bar is given by:
ε = BLv.
The work required to move an electron is given by: W = BLve
My question:
where did the e come from? Can anyone explain this a little better please? is epsilon supposed to be the V (voltage)?