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Find Magnetic Field at The Centre ?​

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Answered by LoverLoser
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Let the small current element dB which is perpendicular to the centre at O,

be the radius = a

we know that biot savart law's formula,

\bf{ dB = \dfrac { \mu_o }{4\pi }. \dfrac{ I \times dl \times sin \theta }{ r^2 } }

{\theta = 90^0 ,sin90^0 = 1}

so we get,

\bf{ dB = \dfrac { \mu_o }{4\pi }. \dfrac{ I \times dl  }{ a^2 } }

now we will find the B_{net } for whole loop,

\bf{B_{net} = \int \dfrac { \mu_o }{4\pi }. \dfrac{ I \times dl  }{ a^2 } }

\bf{B_{net} = \dfrac{\mu _o }{4\pi } \dfrac{I}{a^2} \int dl }

\sf{we \ know \ dl \ = 2\pi r = 2\pi a}

\bf{B_{net} = \dfrac{\mu _o }{4\pi } \dfrac{I}{a^2} 2 \pi a }

\boxed{\pink{\bf { B_{net} = \dfrac{\mu_o}{2 } \dfrac{I}{a} }}}

this is the expression for centre of the loop

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Extra info-

For Semi circular loop expression is

\tt {B= \dfrac{\mu_o}{4} \dfrac {I}{a} }

For quadratic circular loop expression is

\tt {B= \dfrac{\mu_o}{8} \dfrac {I}{a} }

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