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Magnetic Field Due to a Circular Arc at the Centre
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Question
A point charge of charge Q moving with angular velocity
ω
in circle of radius R find
→
B
at centre.
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Solution
Given angular velocity =
ω
and radius =
R
We know linear velocity of the point charge particle ,
V
=
ω
R
----(A)
Also we know magnetic field
→
B
=
μ
0
4
π
Q
V
R
R
3
Reducing the value of A in the above mentioned equation we get,
→
B
=
μ
0
4
π
Q
ω
R
2
R
3
→
B
=
μ
0
4
π
Q
ω
R
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