Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections
Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections
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ISBN: 9781305289963
Author: Debora M. Katz
Publisher: Cengage Custom Learning
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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

Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections, 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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