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A current loop with a current I is placed in a magnetic field B , the potential energy will not depend upon:
  1. orientation of loop with respect to direction of magnetic field.
  2. alignment of magnetic moment.
  3. current in the loop.
  4. material of the wire.

A
orientation of loop with respect to direction of magnetic field.
B
current in the loop.
C
alignment of magnetic moment.
D
material of the wire.
Solution
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For the current loop ABCD in magnetic field B
Let current flowing = I
Area enclosed = A and
μ = magnetic dipole moment.
Now torque expression
τ=μ×Bext
τ=μBextsinθ
Thus potential energy,
U=τdθ
=μBsinθdθ
U=μBcosθ
As U=IAB since
Thus U depends on
i) orientation (θ)
ii) Alignment of magnetic moment (μ)
iii) Current = I

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