Physics, asked by himanshuprajapati161, 3 months ago

How does the shape of the magnetic lines vary for a circular loop of conductor with the increasing distance from the wire? *

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Answered by Ketankarn

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Strength of magnetic field is directly proportional to current. Strength of magnetic field is inversely proportional to radius of circular wire. The deflection of needle of magnetic compass placed at the centre of circular wire of smaller radius is more than that placed at centre of circular wire of larger radius.

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