magnetic field on axis of circular current loop ...explain (3 mark question )
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Answer: We derived an expression for the magnetic field at the center of a circular current loop of radius R.
Each point on the axis is unique , because the magnetic field changes magnitude as we get further from the center of the loop , So there's no easy way to apply amphere's Law.
If the current in this loop and into the page at the bottom , in which direction is the net magnetic field on the axis of the loop at some point to the right ?
The net field on the axis point along the axis . In our case it points away from the loop , to the right
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