Magnetic Field Due to a Straight Current Carrying Conductor
L is a circul...
Question
L is a circular ring made of a uniform wire. Current enters and leaves the rind through straight conductors which, if produced, would have passed through the centre C of the ring. The magnetic field at C :
A
due to the straight conductors is zero
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B
due to the loop is zero
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C
due to the loop is proportional to θ
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D
due to the loop is proportional to (π−θ)
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Solution
The correct options are A due to the straight conductors is zero B due to the loop is zero
Magnetic field at center of the coil due to incoming current and outgoing current is zero since center O lies on the path of the currents.
Let the current along path be i1 and current along path ADC be i2.
Given i=i1+i2
Length of arc ABC lABC=2πR(2π−θ2π)
Length of arc ADC lADC=2πR(θ2π)
i1i2=θ2π−θ since the current will be inversely proportional to resistance and resistance is directly proportional to length.
∴i1=i(θ2π)
∴i2=i(2π−θ2π)
→BABC=μ0i12R×(lABC2πR)(−^k)
→BADC=μ0i22R=μ0i22R×(lADC2πR)(^k)
→B=→BABC+→BADC=μ04πR2×(i1lABC−i2lADC)^k=0 since i1lABC=i2lADC