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Physics, 30.03.2021 01:50, darcyshay62871

Ceiling fans use electric motors that involve stationary permanent magnets (called stators) attached to the central hub and with a typical strength of 1.0 T, that supply torque to current-carrying coils (called rotors) fixed to the fan blades. Think of a ceiling fan at your home or workplace. (a) Estimate the diameter of the central hub at the inner edge of the blades. (b) If 12 rotors are fixed around the central hub, and if the diameters of the rotors make up one-third of the circumference of the hub, what is the diameter of a single rotor

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