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Look at the videos i provided in
http://targetiit.com/iit_jee_forum/posts/must_watch_3047.html
The first two provide experimental proof that magnetic field is non-conservative!!!
kaymant sir
if a q comes in jee 09
shud we take it as conservative or non conservative ?
Have a look here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservative_force
By the way, there is a potential defined for magnetic fields as well. (The only trouble is that this is a vector potential.)
ok got it as EM consist of electric vector also it doent form close loop i guess
Electromagnetic.. hmm... [12]
Both electric and magnetic... combined....
pata nahi... :(
no its not! as there is no term as magnetic potential energy which stands only for conservative forces!!!!!!!!!!!!!
cheers!!!!!!!!!
celestine yeh dekh
hope it will make it crystal clear
http://images.google.co.in/images?gbv=2&hl=en&client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla%3Aen-US%3Aofficial&q=electromagnetic+field+lines&btnG=Search+Images
yes magnetic i agree ( nice pic manipal [1])
im asking for electromagnetic . it comes in a matrix match in bmat and ans key
doesnt match these two
another one help needed
are electromagnetic lines of force always closed or open ?
remember that work done by mag force is 0 always ie independent of path
But why PE is defined for magnetic moment in unform magnetic field...
PE=-M.B
yes ..........i knw the answer but the way u asked the question i got confused...
but ur ques should not be like this
it should have been more clear
yaar tu to phasane ke liye ques pooch raha tha( u were trying to fall us in a trap)
this i learnt from Bmat home test i think it must be right only
ans is no !!!
its non conservative force as its direction is always perpendicular to velocity hence depends on state of motion of body ( like friction always opp to vel of body )
the irony here is that however WD =0