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Find an expression for the magnetic field strength at the center (pointP)of the circular arc in FIGURE P29.45.

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Expression for the magnetic field strength at the center (pointP)of the circular arc isBP=μoIθ4Ï€°ù

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01

Given information   

We need to Find an expression for the magnetic field strength at the center (pointP)of the circular arc.

02

Simplify  

Wires carrying current produce a magnetic field, and we use the Biot-Savart law to calculate the magnitude and direction of that field at any point where the magnetic field due to the segment of current-carrying wire is given by equation

B→currentsegment=μo4πI△ssinθr2(1)

At the point P, Both the two straight wires are parallel and applying zero magnetic fields at point P. at pointP the arc wire apply a perpendicular magnetic field, so the magnetic field due to the arc is

B→arc=μo4πI△ssin90°r2=μo4πI△sr2(2)

At very small segments △s,sinθ≈θis very small angle and from the given figure, the segment △sis

△s=rsinθ=rθ

The radius rof arc can be substitute the expression â–³sinto equation (2)to get BP

BP=μo4Ï€Iâ–³sr2=μo4Ï€Iθr2=μoIθ4Ï€°ù

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