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Answered by Anonymous
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By Biot savart's law

dB = uidLsinα/4πR^2  [here α=90° because the tangent is always perpendicular to the perimetre ]

After integration....

B = (ui/4πR²)∫dL

The integration of dL will give us the length of the part Of bigger circular part of the circle.

That is  radius × angle

=R(2π-α)

So

B =(ui/4πR²){R(2π-α)}B=\frac{u_{0} i}{4\pi R^{2}  } R(2\pi- \alpha )

B = ui(2π-α)/4πR

B = \frac{u_0I2 }{4R(\pi )} (\pi- \alpha/2)</p><p>B = \frac{u_0i}{2R} (1-\alpha /2\pi )</p><p>B=\frac{u_0i}{2R} (\frac{2\pi-\alpha  }{2\pi } )


This is the simple formula for calculating B  at center of circle when angle is given:-

B=uiα/4πR

Answered by vasantinikam2004
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