A 2.0cm×2.0cmsquare loop of wire with resistance0.010has one edge parallel to a long straight wire. The near edge of the loop is cm from the wire. The current in the wire is increasing at the rate of 100A/s. What is the current in the loop?

Short Answer

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The current in loop,Iinduced=44.2μA

Step by step solution

01

Introduction of loop

A loop is an electromagnetic system that uses two wires to send signals to a device. It can be used to produce energy or transmit data.

02

Simplify by values

Given values:

A=2.0cm×2.0cm

R=0.010Ω(ohm )

d=1.0cm

Magnetic flux of wire at distance :

B=μoI2πx

For a small strip of width dxflux:

dϕ=dAB=μoI2πx(0.02dx)

ϕ=0.010.03μoI2πxdx=μoI2πln3(0.02)

03

Find the worth of induce current

ε=dϕdt·Iinduced=εR
Iinduced=μo2πRln3dIdt×(0.02)

localid="1650218054027">Iinduced=4π×10×(1.098)m2π×0.1Ω×100×(0.02)

Iinduced=44.2μA

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