Q24 The Fig. E9 shows the cross-sectional view of the hollow cylindrical conductor with inner radius R and outer radius 2R, a cylinder is carrying uniformly distributed current along its axis. What will be the magnetic field induction at point P at a distance 3R/2 from the cylinder's axis? (1) (ii) (1) B = 27(3R/2)x 5μ,I (iii) B= 54mrR (iv) None of the mentioned options. B (ii) B= B= Hol 2mx (²-a²/b²-a²) Hol (3R/2)-R²/(2R)-R² B = мол 2πrx(²-a²/b²-a²) Mol 27(3R/2)× (3R/2)- R² /(2R)²³ - R² 5μ,1 54m™R (iv) None of the mentioned options. 2R Fig. E9 3R/2

Q24 The Fig. E9 shows the cross-sectional view of the hollow cylindrical conductor with inner radius R and outer radius 2R, a cylinder is carrying uniformly distributed current along its axis. What will be the magnetic field induction at point P at a distance 3R/2 from the cylinder's axis? (1) (ii) (1) B = 27(3R/2)x 5μ,I (iii) B= 54mrR (iv) None of the mentioned options. B (ii) B= B= Hol 2mx (²-a²/b²-a²) Hol (3R/2)-R²/(2R)-R² B = мол 2πrx(²-a²/b²-a²) Mol 27(3R/2)× (3R/2)- R² /(2R)²³ - R² 5μ,1 54m™R (iv) None of the mentioned options. 2R Fig. E9 3R/2

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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