The position of point from wire b where net magnetic field is zero due to following current distribution
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Suppose P is the point between the conductors where net magnetic field is zero.
So at P |Magnetic field due to conductor 1| = |Magnetic field due to conductor 2|
μ0
4π
2(5i)
i
=
μ0
4π
2(2i)
(6−x)
⇒
5
x
=
9
6−x
⇒x=
30
7
cm
Hence position from B=6−
30
7
=
12
7
cm
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Suppose P is the point between the conductors where net magnetic field is zero.
So at P |Magnetic field due to conductor 1| = |Magnetic field due to conductor 2|
μ04π2(5i)i=μ04π2(2i)(6−x)⇒5x=96−x⇒x=307cmμ04π2(5i)i=μ04π2(2i)(6−x)⇒5x=96−x⇒x=30/7cm
Hence position from B=6−307=12/7cm
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ANSWER
,
,
,
,
, EXPLANATION
Suppose P is the point between the conductors where net magnetic field is zero.
So at P |Magnetic field due to conductor 1| = |Magnetic field due to conductor 2|
μ04π2(5i)i=μ04π2(2i)(6−x)⇒5x=96−x⇒x=307cmμ04π2(5i)i=μ04π2(2i)(6−x)⇒5x=96−x⇒x=30/7cm
Hence position from B=6−307=12/7cm
answer is ⚡⚡⚡⚡⚡
please mark as brilliant ✌️✌️
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