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Question: In Figure, current I=56.2mAis set up in a loop having two radial lengths and two semicircles of radiia=5.72cm andb=9.36cm with a common centerP(a) What are the magnitude and (b) What are the direction (into or out of the page) of the magnetic field at P and the (c) What is the magnitude of the loop’s magnetic dipole moment? and (d) What is the direction of the loop’s magnetic dipole moment?

Short Answer

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  1. Magnitude of magnetic field at point P is 4.97×10-7T.
  2. Direction of magnetic field at point P is into the page.
  3. Magnitude of the loop’s magnetic dipole moment is 1.06×10-3Am2.
  4. Direction of dipole moment is into the page.

Step by step solution

01

Identification of given data

  1. Current is56.2mA
  2. Radiusa=5.72cm
  3. Radius isb=9.36cm
02

Understanding the concept of magnetic field for semicircle

Semicircle wire generates a magnetic field that is half that of circle wire. We use the formula for magnetic field for semicircle, and the direction is given by right hand rule.

Formula:

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03

(a) Determining the Magnitude of the magnetic field at point P

Now magnetic field for semicircle is as follows

B1=μoIθ4Ï€²¹=μoIÏ€4Ï€²¹=μoI4a

And for radius b it is as follows

B2=μoI4b

So total magnetic field is as follows

role="math" localid="1662799565933" B=B1+B2=μoI4a+μoI4b=μoI4(1a+1b)=(4π×10-7NA-2)×(56.2×10-3A)(10.0572m+10.0936m)=4.97×10-7T

04

(b) Determining the direction of the magnetic field at point P

The direction of the magnetic field is given by the right-hand rule, and it is into the page.

05

(c) Determining the magnitude of the loop’s magnetic dipole moment

Now dipole moment is given as follows

μ=IA

Here

role="math" localid="1662799996915" A=Ï€a2+b22=Ï€0.0572m2+0.0936m22=0.0189m2

Now

μ=56.2×10-3A0.0189m2=1.06×10-3Am2

06

(d) Determining the direction of dipole moment

Since the direction is the same as the magnetic field, so it is into the page.

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