A current carrying loop in a magnetic field is not rotating, under what circumstances it is possible
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Torque, T = nIABcosx
where n= no. of turns in the loop
I= current in the loop
A= area of the loop
B= magnetic field density
x= angle made by the plane of the loop with the magnetic field
for no rotation , T=0
this can be possible when x=90 degrees
so that cosx=cos90=0
where n= no. of turns in the loop
I= current in the loop
A= area of the loop
B= magnetic field density
x= angle made by the plane of the loop with the magnetic field
for no rotation , T=0
this can be possible when x=90 degrees
so that cosx=cos90=0
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