1.
a)
b)
magnetic force is given as
F = I B L Sin
For figure 1
= 90 and F/L = 5 T/cm = 5 x 10-6 T/((0.01) m) = 5 x 10-4 T/m
F/L = I B Sin90
5 x 10-4 = (10) B
B = 5 x 10-5 T
B = 50 T
c)
r = distance of the student = 5 m
B' = strength of magnetic field at the location of student
strength of magnetic field at the location of student is given as
B' = (/4) (2I/r)
B' = (10-7) (2(10)/5)
B' = 4 x 10-7 T
d)
the needle with deflect in the direction of external magnetic field which is going towards left as seen from above. hence the the needle deflects left.
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