Q-5.E 5. Circular conductor is in free space Z=1 [m], p= 3 [cm] thatB30sin? o+ (2:2 – 10z+20) a. [Wb/m²]2Magnetic Flux Density isElectric current I=5[A] flows in Circular conductor anticlockwise.In this situation, Find the force per unit length in Circular conductor.

Given: A circular current I=5 A carrying conductor of radius ρ=3 cm is placed in a magnetic field of…

5. Circular conductor is in free space z=1 [m], p= 3 [cm] that Magnetic Flux Density is B = 30sin° ø as + (2z² – 10z +20) a, [Wb/m²] а, %3D Electric current I=5[A] flows in Circular conductor anticlockwise. In this situation, Find the force per unit length in Circular conductor.

5. Circular conductor is in free space z=1 [m], p= 3 [cm] that Magnetic Flux Density is B = 30sin° ø as + (2z² – 10z +20) a, [Wb/m²] а, %3D Electric current I=5[A] flows in Circular conductor anticlockwise. In this situation, Find the force per unit length in Circular conductor.

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Magnetic Flux Density is
Electric current I=5[A] flows in Circular conductor anticlockwise.
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