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Worksheet On Magnetic Field Mapping Revised

This document provides instructions for mapping magnetic fields created by arrangements of magnets and current-carrying wires. Students are asked to draw magnetic field lines indicating direction for different scenarios and answer true/false questions about magnetic field properties, including that field lines never cross, form closed loops, and concentration indicates intensity.

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Worksheet On Magnetic Field Mapping Revised

This document provides instructions for mapping magnetic fields created by arrangements of magnets and current-carrying wires. Students are asked to draw magnetic field lines indicating direction for different scenarios and answer true/false questions about magnetic field properties, including that field lines never cross, form closed loops, and concentration indicates intensity.

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WORKSHEET NO.

2 Magnetic Field Mapping


Determine the magnetic field of the following arrangements of magnets, around the earth and on a current-carrying wire. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field using arrows.

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5. True or False.
______1. Lines of force never cross each other. ______2. Lines of force form complete loops. ______3. Lines of force have no direction, but for convenience, physicists have agreed to say that they move from the north to the south. ______4. The concentration of lines of force in any given area shows the intensity of magnetism in that area. ______5. Where there is uniform magnetic field, the field lines are equally spaced. ______6. When two like poles are near each other, the field lines between them repel each other thereby creating a neutral point between them. ______7. The further apart the magnetic field lines, the stronger the magnetic field.

*This is a current-carrying wire where the current is going into


the paper.

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