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In Fig. 29-44, point P2is at perpendicular distanceR=25.1cm from one end of a straight wire of length L=13.6cmcarrying current i=0.693A.(Note that the wire is notlong.) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field at P2?

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Magnitude of the magnetic field atP2 is 132nT.

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01

Determine the concept

Using Biot – Savart’s law, we can find the magnitude of the magnetic field atP2due to small length segment. For the magnetic field due to complete wire, we can integrate the magnetic field of small segment.

Formula:

B=μ04π×Idlsinθr2

02

Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at P2

Consider the diagram for the condition as follows:

From the above diagram:

sinθ=Rr

According to Pythagoras theorem:

r2=L2+R2

r=L2+R2

sinθ=RL2+R2

Consider the formula for magnetic field as:

B=μ04π×Idlsinθr2

Here, L changes from 0to 0.136m.

B=μ0I4π∫00.136sinθr2dI

B=μ0I4π∫00.136RL2+R2L2+R2dI

B=μ0I4π∫00.136RL2+R232dI

role="math" localid="1663004095204" B=μ0IR4π∫00.136dIL2+R232

Consider the integral as:

∫dxx2+a232=xa2x2+a212

Solve further as:

B=μ0IR4πLR2L2+R21200.136

Substitute the values and solve as:

B=μ0I4πR0.1360.1362+0.25121200.136

B=4π×10-7×0.6934π×0.251×0.48

B=1.32×10-7TB=132nT

Thus, the magnitude of the magnetic field at P2is 132nT.

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