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A long straight wire AB carries a current 4A.A proton travels at 4×10^6m/s parallel to the wire,0.2 from it and in a direction opposite to the current .Find the force which the magnetic field of current exerts on the proton

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Answered by nobita41
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,r=0.2mI=4A
The current carrying wire AB ProducesamagneticfieldatthepositionofpointP,B=μoI2πr ,whichisperpendiculartoplaneofpaperdownward.Theprotonmovesperpendiculartothismagneticfield,Hence,experiencesthemagneticforce,Fm=qvBMagneticfield,B=μoI2πrB=4π×10−7×42π×0.2=4×10−6TMagneticforce,Fm=qvBv=4×106m/sFm=1.6×10−19×4×106×4×10−6Fm=25.6×10−19NAccordingtoflemingslefthandrule,thedirectionofforceisawayfromwireAB.
Answered by Anonymous
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The current exerted on the proton is 25.6×10−19NA

Radius of the wire  = r = 0.2m (Given)

Current in the wire I = 4A (Given)

The wire carrying the current produces magnetic field at = P

Thus,

,B=μoI/2πr, ( perpendicular to the plane of paper downwards)

Hence, Fm=qvB

Magnetic field, B = μoI/2πrB

= 4π×10−7×4/2π×0.2

= 4×10−6T

Magnetic force = Fm = qvB

v = 4 × 10`6m/s

Fm = 1.6 × 10−19×4×106×4×10−6

Fm=25.6 × 10−19NA

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