AP Physics Topic 18-C Examples

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Advanced Placement (AP) Physics teachers explain how to complete homework problems in "Magnetic Forces and Fields." Each of the 3 tutorials explains a different problem or problems in detail, complete with equations, diagrams, and hints for successful Physics problem solving. Specific topics included in this lesson are: magnetic fields, magnetic force on a current-carrying wire, the right hand rule for determining the direction of the magnetic force, and magnetic force used to exert torque in a motor.
Applicable to AP Physics or Non-Calculus College Physics (and some lower level physics.)

Tutorials included in this lesson:
18-8: Magnetic Force on a Current-Carrying Wire
18-9: Magnetic Force on a Wire (II)
18-10: Magnetic Force and Torque

The tutorials in this lesson are also part of the following series:

- "AP Physics Electricity & Magnetism Homework Examples" which includes 16 lessons (74 tutorials) in electric forces and fields, electric potential difference and potential energy, capacitance, electric current and power, resistance and electrical circuits, magnetic forces and fields, and induced voltage and current.

- "AP Physics Homework Examples – Full Course" which includes 50 lessons (230 tutorials) in all topics of Physics: Mechanics, Fluids, and Thermal Physics, Electricity and Magnetism, Waves and Optics, and Modern Physics.

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