Electricity and magnetism

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 07:26:32

i think the ywill remain as it is... no motion..

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vector ·2009-05-01 07:30:38

i dunno d answer plzz tell d reason fr ur ans

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 07:38:39

ok posting ...wait..

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metal ·2009-05-01 07:53:53

The magnetic field due any wire will be parallel to the other.
So net force = 0 (Ignoring Gravity)
So, no movement.

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 07:54:45

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vector ·2009-05-01 07:57:01

@sky even i thought tht it ll rotate .i think it mst be rite plzz see others too

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 08:29:18

kk...

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sriraghav ·2009-05-01 08:36:39

it will rotate aout iO..... rite??

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 08:49:26

i is the currnt sri.

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sriraghav ·2009-05-01 08:56:01

iam taking i as the point also...sry... becoz u didnt represent that axis...I took it as i..

My explanation...
The rod rotates about the axis which is perpendicular to both the wires(shortest distance)

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metal ·2009-05-01 09:02:46

Please explain your views

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metal ·2009-05-01 19:46:33

Got it.

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skygirl ·2009-05-01 20:20:07

yes sriraghav ... :)

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