How can you show that electric currents create magnetic fields?
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If you place two wires with currents perpendicular to each other, they will be attracted each other. |
If you place a magnet near a closed circuit with current flowing, it will exert a force on the circuit wires. |
If you place a coil of wire near a magnet and direct a current through the coil, it will exert a force on the magnet, depending on its orientation. |
If you position a charge near a wire with a current, it will be attracted or repelled by the wire. |
>if two wire is perpendicular to each other then force due to magnetic field will be zero...hence first option is incorrect...
> current carrying wire create magnetic around it..if magnet and wire put together then there will be force on wire duet to magnet....hence it is correct..
> in the same way this option is also correct...
> the rest charge will not experiance any force due to the current carrying wire....because a force is experianced due to mutual creation of magnetic fields...here rest charge can't create the magnetic field hence will not experiance a force....
although if the charge is moving then it will be forced by current carrying wire....
hence it is incorrect...
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