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Find magnetic field at the center of flat coil of insulated current carrying wire, I, where radius of infinite coil relates to r = a(1+theta^2).

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Answer:

The magnetic field at the center of flat coil is
(\mu_(0)I)/(8a).

Step-by-step explanation:

Given that,

Radius
r = a(1+\theta^2)

We need to calculate the magnetic field at the center of flat coil

Using Biot-savart law


dB=(\mu_(0)Idl\sin\alpha)/(4\pi* r^2)

Here,
\alpha =90^(/circ)


dl=rd\theta

Then, the magnetic field


dB=(\mu_(0)Ird\theta\sin90)/(4\pi* r^2)


dB=(\mu_(0)Id\theta)/(4\pi* r)

Put the value of r


dB=(\mu_(0)Id\theta)/(4\pi* a(1+\theta^2))


dB=(\mu_(0)I)/(4\pi a)\int_(0)^(\infty){(d\theta)/((1+\theta^2))}


dB=(\mu_(0)I)/(4\pi a)(1(\tan^2\theta))_(0)^(\infty)


dB=(\mu_(0)I)/(4\pi a)((\pi)/(2)-0)


dB=(\mu_(0)I)/(4\pi a)*(\pi)/(2)


dB=(\mu_(0)I)/(8a)

Hence, The magnetic field at the center of flat coil is
(\mu_(0)I)/(8a).

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