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What are the magnetic fields at points a to c in FIG URE EX29.12? Give your answers as vectors.

Short Answer

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At a. 210-4T

At b. 410-4T

AT C.210-4T.

Step by step solution

01

Given information

We have given,

the diagram shown the current carrying wires.

We have to find the magnetic field at a and c.

02

Simplify

The magnetic field due to current carrying wire at a distance is

B=0I2蟺搁

Let us find the magnetic field due to upper wire at point a.

The distance between the point a and wires are,

r=1+1=2cm

then,

Ba1=0I2蟺搁(cos450i+sin450j)Ba1=410-71020.012(cos450i+sin450j)Ba1=10-4(i+j)T

Since the distance of point a from both the wire is same. so magnetic fields will be same but the direction will opposite.

Then total magnetic field will be

Ba=210-4T

03

Simplify

For magnetic field at b, Since the distance is perpendicular.

r=0.01m

then Total magnetic field at b

localid="1649340438824" Bb=20i2蟺谤Bb=2410-7102(0.01)Bb=410-4T

For magnetic field at c, we find it similarly as we find for at a.

Bc1=0I2蟺搁(cos450i+sin450j)Bc1=410-71020.012(cos450i+sin450j)Bc1=10-4(i+j)T

Since the distance of point c from both the wire is same. so magnetic fields will be same but the direction will opposite.

Then total magnetic field will be

Bc=210-4T

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