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Physics, 21.04.2020 00:01 michell282

Tall towers support power lines h = 59 m above the ground and 19 m apart that run from a hydroelectric plant to a large city, carrying 60 Hz alternating current with amplitude 4 104 A. That is, the current in both of the power lines is 1 = (4 × 104 A) sin(2n-60 Hz . t). out in Base
(a) calculate the amplitude largest magnitude and direction of the magnetic field produce by the power lies at ne base of the tower, when a current of x 104 A in the left power line is headed out of the page, and a current of 4 x 104 A in the right power line is headed into the page. magnitude direction up
(b) This magnetic field is not large compared to the Earth's magnetic field, but it varies in time and so might have different biological effects than the Earth's steady field. For a person lying on the ground at the base of the tower, approximately what is the maximum emf produced around the perimeter of the body which is about 2 m long by half a meter wide? mw

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