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@Gyro Gearloose
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+solved @user to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the user who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.a cos 37 would be the perpendicular distance, right? from the wire? does that help?
i dont get it ðŸ˜
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unless, this is a finite wire, then thoda angle aur lagana padega ends se.
Will wait for phys folks to respond, mujhe itna hi yaad hai 😄
the one in my question is infinite wire
Tell me if I am wrong somewhere...
okay thank you!
i didnt learn amperes law before asking this q, i learnt it a while ago, is there any way we can do it without this tho? anyway i got it w that method
Use biot savart law...(uI/2Ï€d) Put d=4/5a
okay thank you
+solved @Sukritya
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