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In Figure, five long parallel wires in an xyplane are separated by distanced=8.00cm, have lengths of10.0m,and carry identical currents of3.00Aout of the page. Each wire experiences a magnetic force due to the other wires. In unit-vector notation,(a) What is the net magnetic force on wire 1, (b) What is the net magnetic force on wire 2, (c) What is the net magnetic force on wire 3, (d) What is the net magnetic force on wire 4, and (e) What is the net magnetic force on wire 5?

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  1. The net magnetic force on wire 1isF1=4.69×10-4Nj^
  2. The net magnetic force on wire2isF2=1.88×10-4Nj^
  3. The net magnetic force on wire3 isF3=0
  4. The net magnetic force on wire4 isF4=-1.88×10-4Nj^
  5. The net magnetic force on wire 5isF5=-4.69×10-4Nj^

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01

Identification of given data

  1. The five parallel wires are separated by distanced=8.00cmor8.00×10-2m
  2. The length of the wires isL=10.0m
  3. The current through the wires isi=3.00A
02

Significance of magnetic force between the parallel wires

A force will operate between two parallel wires carrying a current because of the interaction between the magnetic fields of the two wires. Each wire is being pulled in the same direction but with an equal amount of force.

By using Eq. 29-13 and the given summary, we can find the net magnetic force on each wire.

Formula:

From Eq. 29-13, the force between two parallel currents is

Fx=μ0i1i2L2πd

Where, μ0is the magnetic permeability of free space (4π×10-7NA- 2)

i1 is the current in wire 1

i2 is the current in wire 2

d is the distance separating the conductors

L is the length of conductor

03

(a) Determining the net magnetic force on wire

Let us label these wires 1 through 5 from left to right.

Since the current through each wire is the same, and each wire experiences a magnetic force due to the currents in the other wires.

By using Eq. 29-13, the magnetic force on wire 1 is

F1=μ0i2L2π1d+12d+13d+14dj^

F1=4π×10-7NA- 23A210m2π18×10-2m+128×10-2m+138×10-2m+148×10-2mj^=4π×10-7NA- 23A2102π12.5+6.25+4.166+3.125j^=4.69×10-4Nj^

04

(b) Determining the net magnetic force on wire

Similarly, for wire 2,the force between parallel currents is

F2=μ0i2L2π12d+13dj^

F2=4π×10-7NA- 23A210m2π128×10-2m+138×10-2mj^=4π×10-7NA- 23A2102π6.25+4.166j^=1.88×10-4Nj^

05

(c) Determining the net magnetic force on wire

From Fig. 29-64 and from the summary for wire 3, we have

F3=0

06

(d) Determining the net magnetic force on wire

For wire 4 we have

F4=-F2

F4=-1.88×10-4Nj^

07

(e) Determining the net magnetic force on wire

For wire 5, we have

F5=-F1

F5=-4.69×10-4Nj^

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