a wire AB is carrying a current of 12A and is lying on the table. another wire CD, carrying a current of 5A is arranged just above AB at a height of 1mm. what should be the weight per unit length of this wire so that CD remains suspended at its position? indicate the direction of current in CD.
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The magnetic force acting on the wire CD should balance the gravitational force acting on it. Let the weight of wire CD per unit length be W.
Given that I₁=12A, I₂=5A, d=1mm = 0.001m,
Magnetic force on unit length of CD = weight of CD per unit length = W
Given that I₁=12A, I₂=5A, d=1mm = 0.001m,
Magnetic force on unit length of CD = weight of CD per unit length = W
mohanjdo:
can u please indicate the direction of current in CD.
The magnetic force should be upward. Or it should be repulsive. So the direction of current in the wire CD should be opposite to the direction of current in AB.
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