The magnetic dipole moment of the current carrying loop is given by M=IAn^.
Given radius r=2 cm =2×10−2 m, the area of the loop is:
A=πr2=π(2×10−2)2=4π×10−4 m2
Substituting the given values I=1002 A and n^=2i^+k^:
M=(1002)×(4π×10−4)×(2i^+k^)
M=4π×10−2(i^+k^) A⋅m2
The torque experienced by the loop in the magnetic field is τ=M×B.
Given B=4×10−3(3i^+2k^) T, we have:
τ=[4π×10−2(i^+k^)]×[4×10−3(3i^+2k^)]
τ=16π×10−5[(i^+k^)×(3i^+2k^)]
Evaluating the cross product:
(i^+k^)×(3i^+2k^)=(i^×3i^)+(i^×2k^)+(k^×3i^)+(k^×2k^)
=0+2(−j^)+3(j^)+0=j^
Therefore, the torque is:
τ=16π×10−5j^
Substituting π=3.14:
τ=16×3.14×10−5j^=50.24×10−5j^=5024×10−7j^ Wb⋅A