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wont it be 0 for closed loop or am i missing something
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SirLancelotDuLac
Effective length of circular loop across A and C is l. Now complete the loop ABC and place a wire carrying same current in direction of AC. This is equivalent to wire carrying entirety of current in direction of AC.
Nimboi
Nimboi3d ago
oh i knew that weird shapes could be resolved by converting them into a straight wire, i didn't know about entire loops
SirLancelotDuLac
This is not a complete loop tho na Just combination of two half loops.
Gamertug
GamertugOP3d ago
wait i cant understand yes effective length btw AC is L but wont we see for the whole loop eff L for loop = 0 what diffrence does that make it is also not mentioned there two half loops
SirLancelotDuLac
Loop means current goes in a "snake biting its own tail" way, that's not what happens here
Gamertug
GamertugOP3d ago
its showing here that current is coming out in the bottom wire thats why current will pass through both loops and that means its not complete loop
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Gamertug
GamertugOP3d ago
is that right?
SirLancelotDuLac
Ye. Basically they are 2 different incomplete loops.
Gamertug
GamertugOP2d ago
ok got it thx +solved @SirLancelotDuLac
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