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Q4. A bar magnet when suspended horizontally and perpendicular to earth's field
experiences a torque of 3 x 10 Nm. What is the magnetic moment of the magnet ? If horizontal
component of earth's magnetic field at that place is 04 *10tesla.​

Answers

Answered by haripkr
1

Answer:

Explanation:

Here, θ=90∘, τ=3×10−4Nm,

M=?, B=0⋅4×10−4tesla

As τ=MBsinθ

∴M=τBsinθ=3×10−40⋅4×10−4sin90∘=7⋅5JT−1

Answered by knjroopa
0

Explanation:

  • So there is a bar magnet perpendicular to the earth’s magnetic field.
  • So vector M is perpendicular to magnetic field B
  •    Now torque = vector M X B
  •                         = MB sin theta
  •                    So theta = 90 degree
  •               Or torque = MB sin 90  
  •                Or torque = MB (sin 90 = 1)
  • Now we need to find magnetic moment.
  •                       So M = torque / B
  •   Substituting we get M = 3 x 10^-4 / 0.4 x 10^-4
  •                            Or M = 30 / 4
  •                              Or M = 7.5 J/T

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