Physics, asked by sritapasyaalpati2511, 8 months ago

Will a circular loop of bigger radius produce a stronger magnetic field than a smaller loop, if
the same amount of current passes through both the coils. Explain?

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Answered by dhruvsh
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Answer:

Actually no, by computing with Biot Savart' s Law, the magnetic field on the axis of a ring comes out to be inversely proportional to the radius of the loop, which means for same current passing through both the coils, the coil with smaller radius will produce a larger magnetic field.

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