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What does magnetism refer to?
What does magnetism refer to?
- Physical phenomena from magnet-induced force (correct)
- The electrically charged particles' movement
- The force acting on electrically charged particles in a magnetic field
- The combined electromagnetic force
What gives rise to magnetism according to Georgia State University's Hyper Physics website?
What gives rise to magnetism according to Georgia State University's Hyper Physics website?
- The strength of the magnetic field
- The speed of the particle
- The magnitude of the charge
- Electrically charged particles' movement (correct)
What determines the force acting on an electrically charged particle in a magnetic field?
What determines the force acting on an electrically charged particle in a magnetic field?
- Magnitude of the charge, speed of the particle, and strength of the magnetic field (correct)
- Combined electromagnetic force
- Movement of electrically charged particles
- Physical phenomena from magnet-induced force
What exerts a force on particles in a magnetic field due to the Lorentz force?
What exerts a force on particles in a magnetic field due to the Lorentz force?
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Magnetism and Magnetic Fields
- Magnetism refers to the phenomenon of magnets producing a magnetic field that can attract certain materials.
Causes of Magnetism
- According to Georgia State University's Hyper Physics website, magnetism arises from the interaction of electric currents and the intrinsic magnetic moment of electrons.
Force on Charged Particles in Magnetic Fields
- The force acting on an electrically charged particle in a magnetic field is determined by the Lorentz force equation.
- The Lorentz force exerts a force on charged particles in a magnetic field, affecting their motion.
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