PHY 2092 PRE-LAB WORKSHEET Experiment 8 The Earth's Magnetic Field Date: 10/ 2214 Section # Abahan Name: he diagrams below show a segment of wire either above or below the face of a hiking compass. ASsume the wire continues in both directions and connects to a power supply. The short arrow next to the wire gives the direction of the current in the wire. Draw magnetic field lines produced by the current in the wire. 1) Draw an arrow on the face of the compass to indicate the direction the North-seeking end of a compass needle will point in each situation. Assume the magnetic field created by the current is the same strength as the Earth's magnetic field and the equipment is located on the Earth. 2) N W W E S N N W Е S S 8 -1

PHY 2092 PRE-LAB WORKSHEET Experiment 8 The Earth's Magnetic Field Date: 10/ 2214 Section # Abahan Name: he diagrams below show a segment of wire either above or below the face of a hiking compass. ASsume the wire continues in both directions and connects to a power supply. The short arrow next to the wire gives the direction of the current in the wire. Draw magnetic field lines produced by the current in the wire. 1) Draw an arrow on the face of the compass to indicate the direction the North-seeking end of a compass needle will point in each situation. Assume the magnetic field created by the current is the same strength as the Earth's magnetic field and the equipment is located on the Earth. 2) N W W E S N N W Е S S 8 -1

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