Spinning electron

The above shows an electron with quantity of electricity e e spinning on a circular orbit. The period of the circular motion is T . T. Which of the following statements is correct about the physical quantities that result from the circular motion of the electron?

a) The current intensity is e T \displaystyle \frac{e}{T} .

b) The direction of the magnetic moment is + z +z direction.

c) The magnitude of the magnetic moment is π r 2 T e \displaystyle \frac{\pi r^2T}{e} .

a) and b) a) only c) only b) only

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Mayankk Bhagat
Mar 26, 2014

accn to fleming's right hand rule, the dirn of magnetic moment shall be along the -ve x-axis......... magnetic moment= current intensity* area vector and not (area)/current intensity..... hence b) and c) are false and only a) is true!

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