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Two long, straight wires cross each other at right angles, as shown in the figur

ID: 2006212 • Letter: T

Question

Two long, straight wires cross each other at right angles, as shown in the figure below.

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The choice of directions are; out of the page, into the page, 31 clockwise from the x-direction, 59 clockwise from the x-direction, 59 counterclockwise from the x-direction, 59 counterclockwise from the -x direction

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Magnitude 1
The correct answer is not zero. T Direction 2 ---Select--- 31.0° clockwise from the +x direction 59.0° counterclockwise from the +x direction 59.0° clockwise from the +x direction 59.0° counterclockwise from the -x direction into the page out of the page

Explanation / Answer

a)

Since they are infinitely long wires, B=oi/2r

for the 5A wire, mag field is out of the page.

for 3A wire, mag field is into the page.

So total B=o/2*(5/0.4 - 3/0.3)

=o/2 (2.5)

=5x10-7 T out of the page

 

for b)

B because of 3A is towards +ve x axis,

B because of 5A is towards -ve y axis.

Therefore, net mag field is x2+y2 (where x and y are mag fields for respective wires)

=o/(2*0.315)25+9

=3.7x10-6 T

for direction, it's tan inverse of y/x

so tan inverse of (5/3)

=59 degrees, clockwise from +ve x

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