A coil carrying current l has radius r and number of turns n it is rewound so that radis of new coil is `(r )/(4)` and it carries current l the ratio fo magenic moment of new coil to that of original coil is
A
1
B
`1/2`
C
`1/4`
D
`1/8`
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b
Magnetic moment of the original coil `M_(0)=n _(1)IA=nI(pir^(2))` magnetic mometnt of the new coil `M_(n)=n_(2)IA=n_(2)I(pi(r^(2))/(16))` Equating length of the wires we have `n_(1)xx2pir_(1)=n_(2)xxx2pr_(2)` `rarr n xx 2pir=n_(2)xx2pixx(r )/(4)` `rarr n_(2)=4n` now from eqs (i) and (ii) we get `(M_(0))/(M_(n))=(n)/(n_(2))xx16=1/4xx16=4` `rarr (M_(n))/(M_(0))=1/4`
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