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The wire loop with current I, is placed in a magnetic field B = B ((cosa)i + (cosß)+ (cosy)ť) as shown. (a) Find the magnetic

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magnetic field = \vec{B}=B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k})

The area vector of loop = \vec{A}=Lh\hat{k}

Magnetic force on a current-carrying wire is given by \vec{F}=i(\vec{L}\times \vec{B}) [where L = length of the wire]

magnetic dipole moment = \vec{M}=i\vec{A}

Torque on a current-carrying loop is given by \vec{\tau}=i(\vec{A}\times \vec{B})

Potential energy of a current-carrying loop is given by M.B - AB

a) Magnetic force on the side OA = \vec{F}_{OA}=i(\vec{L}_{OA}\times \vec{B}) =i(L\hat{i}\times B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}))

=iLB(-cos\gamma\hat{j}+cos\beta\hat{k}) [answer]

Magnetic force on the side AB = \vec{F}_{AB}=i(\vec{L}_{AB}\times \vec{B}) =i(h\hat{j}\times B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}))

   =ihB(cos\gamma\hat{i}-cos\alpha\hat{k}) [answer]

Magnetic force on the side BC = \vec{F}_{BC}=i(\vec{L}_{BC}\times \vec{B}) =i(-L\hat{i}\times B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}))

=iLB(cos\gamma\hat{j}-cos\beta\hat{k}) [answer]

Magnetic force on the side CD = \vec{F}_{CD}=i(\vec{L}_{CD}\times \vec{B}) =i(-h\hat{j}\times B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}))

   =ihB(-cos\gamma\hat{i}+cos\alpha\hat{k}) [answer]

Net magnetic force on the loop = \vec{F}_{net}=\vec{F}_{AB}+\vec{F}_{CD}+\vec{F}_{EF}+\vec{F}_{GH}

= 0 [answer]

b) The magnetic dipole moment = \vec{M}=i\vec{A} = ihL\hat{k} [answer]

c) Initial torque on the loop = \vec{\tau}=i(hL\hat{k}\times B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}))

=ihLB(-cos\beta\hat{i}+cos\alpha \hat{j}) [answer]

d) Initial potential energy = U_{i}=-ihL\hat{k}.B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k})=-ihLBcos\gamma

The unit vector in the direction of B is \hat{n}=\frac{(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k})}{\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma}}

therefore, when the loop is aligned with the magnetic field, then new area vector is \vec{A'}=hL\left (\frac{(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k})}{\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma}} \right )

Final potential energy of the loop  U_{f}=\left [-ihL\left (\frac{(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k})}{\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma}} \right ).B(cos\alpha\hat{i}+cos\beta\hat{j}+cos\gamma\hat{k}) \right ]

  =-ihLB\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma}

Therefore, change in potential energy is \Delta U = U_{f}-U_{i}=-ihLB\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma}-(-ihLBcos\gamma)

  =ihLB\left (cos\gamma-\sqrt{cos^{2}\alpha+cos^{2}\beta+cos^{2}\gamma} \right )​​​​​​​ [answer]

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