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A disc of mass m, radius r and carrying charge q, is rotating with angular speed `omega` about an axis passing through its centre and perpendicular to its plane. Calculate its magnetic moment

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In the example considered earlier ratio of magnetic moment to angular momentum of electron came equal to `(e)/(2m)`
In general, for a body of mass m carrying charge q uniformly distributed on it `(M)/(L) = (q)/(2m)` Thus for the disc,
`M = (qL)/(2m) = (ql omega)/(2m) = (q (mr^(2))/(2) omega)/(2m) = (q omega r^(2))/(4)`
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