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Each of the eight conductors in Figure carries 2.0Aof current into or out of the page. Two paths are indicated for the line integral. ∮B→.ds→(a) What is the value of the integral 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-2.5μT.m

(b) The value of the role="math" localid="1663236507878" ∮B→ds→for path 2 is zero.

Step by step solution

01

Listing the given quantities

Current in all the eight conductorsi=2.0A

02

Understanding the concept of magnetic field and Ampere’s law

Ampere’s law states that,

∮B→·ds→=μ0i (i)

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.

By applying Ampere’s law, we can find value of integral∮B→·ds→for both the paths.

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

In the given diagram, let the conductors be named as:

We can apply the right-hand rule to path. Currents through the conductors aand care out of the page and the current through conductor bis directed into the page. The conductor dis out of the Amperian loop.

Since the path is traversed in the clockwise direction, a current into the page is positive and a current out of the page is negative.

∴ienc=-ia+ib-ic

But it is given that the current through each conductor is2.0A

∴ienc=-2.0A

Using this inAmpere’s law, we get

∮B→.ds→=μ0i=μ0×-2=4×π×10-7×-2=4×3.14×10-7×-2=-25.12×10-7T.m=-2.5×10-6T.m=-2.5μT.m

Thus, for path 1, value of ∮B.dsis -2.5μT.m.

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

Similarly, we can apply the right-hand rule to path 2.Currents through the conductors b and d are into the page and currents through conductors a and c are directed out of the page.

Since the path is traversed in the anti-clockwise direction, a current into the page is negative and a current out of the page is positive.

∴ienc=ia-ib+ic-id

But it is given that current through each conductor is 2.0 A

∴ienc=0

Using this inAmpere’s law, we get

∮B.ds=μ0×0∮B.ds=0

The value of the∮B→ds→for path 2 is zero.

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