Physics, asked by pspriya, 9 months ago


Find the magnetic field at point o
Shown in the following figure.

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Answered by anjalikl
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  1. here the magnetic field at O =(UoI/2r)+(UoI/4pi×r)+(UoI/4pi×r)=UoI/2r(pi+1)/pi.
  2. here magnetic field=(UoI/4pi×r)×(sin30*+sin30*)-(UoI/4pi×r')×(sin30*+sin30*)+(UoI/4pi×r'')×(sin30*+sin30*.
  3. here r=acos30*
  4. r'=2acos30*
  5. r''=3acos30*
  6. so the field in second case=
  7.  \sqrt{3} uo \times i \div 8\pi \times a-  \sqrt{3} uo \times i \div 16\pi \times r +   \sqrt{3} o \\16\pi \times a +  \sqrt{3}uo \times i \div 24\pi \times a
  8. hope it helps.
  9. please mark me as the brainliest.
  10. (11/48pi×a)3^1/2UoI
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