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Figure shows a cylindrical wire ofdiameter a, carrying a current I. Thecurrent density which is in the directionof the central axis of the wire varies linearly with radial distance r from theaxis according to the relation J = Jr/a. Obtain the magnetic field B inside thewire at a distance r from its centre. ​

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Answered by preetkaur9066
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Answer:

Ampere's law says that ∮B⋅dl=μ⋅I,

Here B.dl is equal to ∮B⋅dl

Here, dl is 2πr

And I=∫J.da

Finally, B×2πa/2=μ

0

×∫

0

2

a

J

0

×

a

r

×2πrdr

πaB=

a

2πμ

o

J

o

×

3

(a/2)

3

B=

12

μ

o

J

o

a

B=

12

4π×10

−7

×10

5

/4π×0.012

Putting values

B is equal to 10μT

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