00:01
All right, we have two concentric circular loops, which means that they have the same center.
00:09
So we've got the radius and the current for the larger loop, the radius for the smaller.
00:14
We would like to know what the radius of the smaller is.
00:18
What is the current? i'm sorry, what is the current of the smaller? and the magnetic field at the middle is zero.
00:25
So the magnetic field is zero at the middle.
00:30
Where mu zero i for the larger loop to pi r2 because the distance away from the larger loop would be the radius minus um they're both oh right uh the current is circulating clockwise um clockwise there you go all right and then we need to subtract so it's the current's got to be going in the opposite direction, counterclockwise for the smaller loop.
01:16
Subtract that, so we get zero.
01:19
Current in the smaller loop, and the radius in the smaller loop.
01:25
Subtract them, you should end up with zero.
01:28
So we end up with, well, if we divide everything by mu zero, zero divided by mu zero, of course, it's still zero.
01:37
If we multiply everything by two, if we multiply everything by pi, we are just, down to having to deal with these values, which is 8 .46 over 0 .062 minus the current over 0 .042...