TS EAMCET20214 Aug 2021Evening ShiftPhysicsMagnetic Effects of CurrentActual

The force acting on a current carrying wire joining two fixed points A and B in a uniform magnetic field

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The formula of force due to current-carrying wire in terms of strength of magnetic field and length of the wire and current, F = i B l sin θ , it is depends on the direction of the magnetic field. And the strength of the force does not depends on the shape of the wire.

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