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Figure 29-68 shows two closed paths wrapped around two conducting loops carrying currents i1=5.0Aand i2=3.0A.(a) What is the value of the integral ∮B→.ds→for path 1 and (b) What is the value of the integral for path 2?

Short Answer

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(a) The value of the∮B→·ds→ for path 1is-2.5×10-6T·m

(b) The value of the∮B→·ds→ for path 2 is-1.6×10-5T·m

Step by step solution

01

Listing the given quantities

  • The current through loop 1 isi1=5.0A
  • The current through loop 2 isi2=3.0A
02

Understanding the concept of magnetic field and Ampere’s law

Ampere’s law states that,


∮B→·ds→=μ0i

The line integral in this equation is evaluated around a closed-loop called an Amperian loop.The current ion the right side is the net current encircled by the loop.

From the givenfig,we can findthe net current through the loop for paths1and2. Then by using Ampere’s law, we can find thevalue of integral∮B→·ds→for paths1and2.

03

(a) Calculations of the value of the ∮B→.ds→ for path 1

According to Ampere’s law,

∮B→.ds→=μ0i

Where the integral is around a closed loop andiis the net current through the loop.

For path 1, using Ampere’s law, theintegral is

∮B→.ds→=μ0i

But from fig 29-68, the net current through the loop is

i=-i1+i2

Substituting the current in Ampere’s law, we get

∮B→.ds→=μ0-i1+i2=4π×10-7T·m/A-5.0A+3.0A=4π×10-7T·m/A-2.0A=-2.5×10-6T·m

Therefore, the value of∮B→.ds→ for path 1 is-2.5×10-6T·m

04

(b) Calculations of the value of the ∮B→.ds→ for path 2

For path 2,using Ampere’s law, theintegral is

∮B→.ds→=μ0i

But, from fig 29-63, the net current through the loop is

i=-i1-i1-i2=-2i1-i2

Substituting the current in Ampere’s law, we get

∮B→.ds→=μ0-2i1-i2=4π×10-7T·m/A-25.0A-3.0A=4π×10-7T·m/A-13.0A=-1.6×10-5T·m

The value of the∮B→.ds→ for path 2 is-1.6×10-5T·m

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