A small circular turn of wire of radius a that carries a steady current 1 (A) is placed at the center of a much larger turn of wire of radius b (b >> a) that carries a steady current 2(A) in the same direction. The angle between the normal of the two circuits is e (larger circu ar wire lies on xy-plane) and small circular wire is free to turn about its diameter. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the small circular wire.

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A small circular turn of wire of radius a that carries a steady current 1 (A) is placed at the center of a much
larger turn of wire of radius b (b >> a) that carries a steady current 2(A) in the same direction. The angle
between the normal of the two circuits is e (larger circu ar wire lies on xy-plane) and small circular wire is free
to turn about its diameter. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the small circular wire.
Transcribed Image Text:A small circular turn of wire of radius a that carries a steady current 1 (A) is placed at the center of a much larger turn of wire of radius b (b >> a) that carries a steady current 2(A) in the same direction. The angle between the normal of the two circuits is e (larger circu ar wire lies on xy-plane) and small circular wire is free to turn about its diameter. Determine the magnitude of the torque on the small circular wire.
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