Two current carrying loops of same area but of different material… - Vidyadip

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Two current carrying loops of same area but of different materials have same current flowing in them in anti$-$clockwise direction. if a magnetic field is applied in upward direction then potential energy of loop $1$ and loop $2$ will always be:

A
Different
✓
Equal
C
Can be different or equal depend upon material
D
Can't say

✓

Answer

Correct option: B.

Equal

potential energy in magnetic feild is given by $U = \mu B \sin \ \theta $ Two current carrying loops of same area but of different materials have same current flowing in them in anti$-$clockwise direction.if a magnetic field is applied in upward direction then potential energy of loop $1$ and loop $2$ will always be Equal.

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