The closed line integrals around the five Ampèrian loops.
Answer to Problem 67PQ
The closed line integral around the loop
Explanation of Solution
Write the expression for the closed line integral around the Amperian loop as.
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Write the expression for the net current through the loop
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Write the expression for the net current through the loop
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Write the expression for the net current through the loop
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Write the expression for the net current through the loop
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Write the expression for the net current through the loop
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Conclusion:
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The negative sign is because the net current is directed outward the plane.
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Thus, the closed line integral around the loop
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