A magnetic pole of strength 4 Am is moved twice around a long straight wire carrying a current of 3A .
The work done is
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The workdone is 96πx10^-7 J
Explanation:
The direction of magnetic field B is along tangent of the circular wire.
Radius of the circle is r
Carrying current is i= 3A
So B= (μ0 x i)/(2xπxr) = (μ0 x 3)/(2xπxr)
Force = m x B = (μ0 x 3 x m)/(2xπxr)
Now W= F x ((2xπxr)x 2)= (μ0 x 3 x m)/(2xπxr) x ((2xπxr)x 2) = 6π m x μ0
Angle between force and displacement = 6m π x μ0 = 6x π x 4 x (4x 10^-7)= 96πx10^-7 J
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