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I have one more doubt in the previous question I asked.
Doubt: In the figure, what will be the net magnetic field between the wires on the point of intersection. (I think the direction of the magnetic fields due to the two wires won't be opposite on the point of intersection between the wires so, the net magnetic field should not be zero there..)

Asked by arjunsah797 | 25 Jan, 2022, 09:31: AM

To get answer for this question, we should know , how magnetic field is distributed within the wire of radius R.
Let us consider a long conducting wire of radius R and current I is passing through so that current is distributed uniformly
along the crosssection area of wire.
Current density J = I / ( π R2 )
Let us calculate the magnetic field at a radial distance r from central axis of wire so that r < R .
if i is the current passing through crosssection of radius r , then magnetic field at the distance r is given as


Hence from above expression we see that magnetic field inside the wire directly proportional to radial distance.
Hence at centre i.e., at r = 0 , we have zero magnetic field.
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Hence for the two long current carrying wires that are mutually perpendicular to each other ,
magnetic field is zero at the point of intersection.
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