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In Fig 29-55, two long straight wires (shown in cross section) carry currents i1=30.0mAand i1=40.0mA directly out of the page. They are equal distances from the origin, where they set up a magnetic field. To what value must current be changed in order torotate20.0clockwise?

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The value of current isi1=61.3mA.

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01

Given

  1. Currents flowing through the two long straight wires are i1=30.0mAand i2=40.0mA.
  2. The rotation of net magnetic field Bis =20.0.
02

Determine the formula for the magnetic field

Use the concept of the magnetic force due to current in straight wires and trigonometry.

Formulae:

Bstraight=0i4R

tan=ByBx

03

Calculate the value to which current  must be changed in order to rotate 20.0° clockwise 

The magnetic field due to a current in the straight wire is

Bstraight=0i4R.

The distances of the B1and B2are the same; hence they are directly proportional to i1 and i2respectively.

B1i1 and B2i2

According to the right hand rule, B2is going along the y axis and B1is going along x axis.

The angle of the net field is role="math" localid="1663076776348" tan=ByBx.

tan=B2B1=tan-1i2i1

Substitute the values and solve as:

=tan-140.0mA30.0mA=53.13

In the problem, the net field rotation is'=-20.0.

'=53.13-20.0'=33.13

The final value of the current i1is:

tan'=i2i1

i1=i2tan'

Substitute the values and solve as:

i1=40.0mAtan33.13

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