EBK PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEER
EBK PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEER
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Author: Katz
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Chapter 30, Problem 75PQ
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The distance at which the approximate value equals the exact value.

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Answer to Problem 75PQ

The approximate value starts approaching the exact value at 2R=0.05m_ and matches completely around 3R=0.075m_.

Explanation of Solution

Write the expression for the approximate value of force as.

  Bμ0IR22y3j^                                                                                                   (I)

Here, B is the magnetic field, μ0 is the permeability of free space, I is the current flowing, R is the radius of the loop and y is the distance of the point from the loop.

Write the expression for the exact value of force as.

  B=μ0IR22(R2+y2)32j^                                                                                     (II)

Conclusion:

Check for the different values of y varying from 2R to 4R.

Substitute (4π×107NA2) for μ0, 0.50A for I , 2.5cm for R and 2R for y in equation (I).

  B(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm)22(2(2.5cm))3j^(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm(1m100cm))22(2(2.5cm)(1m100cm))3j^1.57×106Tj^

Substitute 4π×107NA2 for μ0, 0.50A for I , 2.5cm for R and 2R for y in equation (II).

  B=(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm)22{(2.5cm)2+(4(2.5cm)2)}3j^=(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm(1m100cm))22{(2.5cm(1m100cm))2+(4(2.5cm(1m100cm))2)}3j^=1.13×106Tj^

Substitute 4π×107NA2 for μ0, 0.50A for I , 2.5cm for R and 3R for y in equation (I).

  B(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm)22(3(2.5cm))3j^(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm(1m100cm))22(3(2.5cm)(1m100cm))3j^4.65×107Tj^

Substitute 4π×107NA2 for μ0, 0.50A for I , 2.5cm for R and 3R for y in equation (II).

  B=(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm)22{(2.5cm)2+(9(2.5cm)2)}3j^=(4π×107NA2)(0.50A)(2.5cm(1m100cm))22{(2.5cm(1m100cm))2+(9(2.5cm(1m100cm))2)}3j^=3.97×107Tj^

The values of approximate and exact magnetic fields are as tabulated below.

y (in m)

B (approximate)

(in 105T)

B (exact)

(in 105T)

0.0251.256 0.444
0.050 0.157 0.113
0.075 0.046 0.040
0.10 0.019 0.017
0.1250.010 0.095

EBK PHYSICS FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEER, Chapter 30, Problem 75PQ

Thus, the approximate value starts approaching the exact value at 2R=0.05m_ and matches completely around 3R=0.075m_.

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