Magnetic field around a wire and inside a coil

Grade 11 Science Worksheet

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  1. A solenoid has 400 turns over 0.2 m. What current gives a field of 5 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Bo? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

  2. A solenoid has 1200 turns over 0.4 m. What current gives a field of 9 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Esme? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

  3. A solenoid has 300 turns over 0.15 m. What current gives a field of 2 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Jun? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

  4. The current in a long wire doubles. What happens to the field 3 cm away, Kira?

    • It doubles
    • It becomes 4 times as strong
    • It stays the same
  5. A point moves from 2 cm to 6 cm away from a long wire. What happens to the field, Luz?

    • It triples
    • It falls to a ninth
    • It falls to a third
  6. The field 4 cm from a long wire is 50 μT. What is it 1 cm from the wire, Milo?

    • 200 μT
    • 800 μT
    • 12.5 μT
  7. A solenoid's turns per meter are doubled at the same current. What happens to the field inside, Noah?

    • It stays the same, since the current did not change
    • It doubles
    • It halves
  8. A solenoid is made twice as long by adding turns at the same spacing, at the same current. What happens to the field inside, Pia?

    • It doubles, since there are twice as many turns
    • It halves, since it is twice as long
    • It stays the same
  9. Solenoid A has 1000 turns over 0.5 m; solenoid B has 1000 turns over 0.25 m. Both carry 2 A. Which has the stronger field inside, Ren?

    • A, since it is longer
    • B, with twice A's field
    • They are equal, with 1000 turns each
  10. Current 2 A, 20 μT; 4 A, 40 μT; 6 A, 60 μT; 8 A, 80 μT. Using the table, what would the field be at 4 cm for 8 A, Ari?

    • 20 μT
    • 40 μT
    • 160 μT
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Magnetic field around a wire and inside a coil

Answer Key - Grade 11 Science Worksheet

Circle the best answer, or write your answer on the line.

  1. A solenoid has 400 turns over 0.2 m. What current gives a field of 5 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Bo? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

    1.99 A
  2. A solenoid has 1200 turns over 0.4 m. What current gives a field of 9 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Esme? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

    2.39 A
  3. A solenoid has 300 turns over 0.15 m. What current gives a field of 2 mT inside, to 0.01 A, Jun? Use μ₀ = 4π × 10⁻⁷ T·m/A.

    0.8 A
  4. The current in a long wire doubles. What happens to the field 3 cm away, Kira?

    • It doubles
    • It becomes 4 times as strong
    • It stays the same
  5. A point moves from 2 cm to 6 cm away from a long wire. What happens to the field, Luz?

    • It triples
    • It falls to a ninth
    • It falls to a third
  6. The field 4 cm from a long wire is 50 μT. What is it 1 cm from the wire, Milo?

    • 200 μT
    • 800 μT
    • 12.5 μT
  7. A solenoid's turns per meter are doubled at the same current. What happens to the field inside, Noah?

    • It stays the same, since the current did not change
    • It doubles
    • It halves
  8. A solenoid is made twice as long by adding turns at the same spacing, at the same current. What happens to the field inside, Pia?

    • It doubles, since there are twice as many turns
    • It halves, since it is twice as long
    • It stays the same
  9. Solenoid A has 1000 turns over 0.5 m; solenoid B has 1000 turns over 0.25 m. Both carry 2 A. Which has the stronger field inside, Ren?

    • A, since it is longer
    • B, with twice A's field
    • They are equal, with 1000 turns each
  10. Current 2 A, 20 μT; 4 A, 40 μT; 6 A, 60 μT; 8 A, 80 μT. Using the table, what would the field be at 4 cm for 8 A, Ari?

    • 20 μT
    • 40 μT
    • 160 μT