Physics, asked by drhimanshi2907, 9 months ago

15. A short bar magnet of magnetic moment
5v3 x 10-2 JT is placed with its axis normal to
the earth's horizontal magnetic field. The distance
from the centre of magnet, at its equatorial position,
where the resultant field makes an angle 60° with
earth's horizontal field is (BH = 0.4 * 10-4 T)
[NCERT Pg. 180]
1
(1) 5(3) cm
(2) 5 cm
(3) 5(6) cm
(4) 10 cm​

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Answered by jishanature
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Answer is (a)

Explanation:

According to question, the resultant field is inclined at 45

o

with earth's magnetic field.

tanθ=

B

B

H

θ=45

o

tanθ=1=

B

B

H

B

H

=B=

4πr

3

μ

o

M

Given, B= 0.42×10

−4

T

M=5.25×10

−2

J/T

Therefore,0.42+10

−4

=10

−7

×

r

3

5.25×10

−2

r

3

=12.5×10

−5

=125×10

−6

r=5×10

−2

m = 5 cm

(b) At axis of magnet, tan45°=1=

B

H

B

B

H

=B=

4πr

3

μ

o

2M

=>0.42×10

−4

=10

−7

×

r

3

2×5.25×10

−2

=>r

3

=25×10

−5

m

=>r=6.3cm

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