Consider a solid cylinderical conductor with radius R=14cm that carries a current I1=−5mA which is uniformly distributed along it's cross section. Note:Negetive direction of current points in the direction opposite to that of shown in the figure a) Find the magnitude of the magnetic field at point r1=11cm. b) Find the magnitude of magnetic field at point r2=17cm. c) Draw a diagram of B(r) vs r with respect to the symmetry axis of the cylindrical conductor.
Consider a solid cylinderical conductor with radius R=14cm that carries a current I1=−5mA which is uniformly distributed along it's cross section.
Note:Negetive direction of current points in the direction opposite to that of shown in the figure
a) Find the magnitude of the magnetic field at point r1=11cm.
b) Find the magnitude of magnetic field at point r2=17cm.
c) Draw a diagram of B(r) vs r with respect to the symmetry axis of the cylindrical conductor.
d) The solid cylindrical conductor is now placed inside a cylindrical shell. Cylindrical axis of both the cylinder coinsides with each other(Fig-2). The total current through the shell is I2=20mA
Calculate the magnitude of magnetic field at point p located at d=59cm distance away from the cylindrical axis considering the radius of the shell to be R2=d/2.
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