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Explanation- gyro magnetic ratio does not depend upon which electron is rotating.

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Explanation- W=MBcos θ , as the loop make 30 degree angle but angle made by axis of the loop with the direction of magnetic field, therefore work done is zero.

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Explanation – when a charge particle enter in cyclotron it will always accelerated with the help of oscillating electric field. But it will move with the same speed with the help of magnetic field.

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Explanation- when electron move in the direction of velocity along the axis of current then angle is 180 which makes force according to the relation F=qvbsin ?  . so electron will continue move with uniform velocity along axis of solenoid.

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Explanation-  magnetic moment, M = niA, when we decrease the radius by half its area is decrease by ¼ so the magnetic moment also.so magnetic moment diminishes.

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Explanation- in biot savarts law magnetic field is perpendicular to v

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Explanation- it is determined by its pitch

Pitch = 2πmvcosθBq = constant

So charge by mass ratio is also constant

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Explanation- magnetic field produced by a long straight current carrying wire is

B= μ0I2πr = μ0I2πh , for h height distance

Magnetic force on small conductor is F= ilBsin θ = ilB

Also force, F =mg = μ0I22πr l

h= 4π*10-7*25*25*12π*2.5*10-3*9.8 = 51 * 10-4cm

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Explanation- applying expression in different situation

For iG (G+R1) = 2 , for 2V range

iG (G+R1+R2) = 20 , for 20V range

iG (G+R1+R2+R3) = 2 , for 200V range

on solving we get R1= 1990ohm, R2= 18kohm, R3= 180k ohm

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Explanation- In Biot-Savart's law, magnetic field B is parallel (II) to id * r and idl have its direction along the direction of flow of current.

Here, for the direction of magnetic field, At dl2, located at (0, R,0) due to wire d1 is given by B I | dl * r or I *j (because point (0, R,0)lies on y-axis), but I * j= k

So, the direction of magnetic field at d2 is along z-direction.

The direction of magnetic force exerted at d2 because of the first wire along the x-axis

F =i (l * B) i.e., F| (i *k ) or along− j direction.

Therefore, force due to dl1 on

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