A = 270 degrees
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yup 270 degrees
Got integration messed up. Its 270 degrees.
i was just trying to solve myself...i think that if you know the direction of field due to a semi infinite line, the answer follows...accha...there was a bit more to it..how many values of A exist b/w 0 and 2n(pi)?
n values acc to me
3pi/2 for the first...n for the second
2n(pi) means giving more than 1 circluar arc imposed on the other or something like that?Should be just 1 I suppose
Eeeee! Would be n :-D
yup 270 for first....n for second
A = 270 degrees
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ReplyDeleteyup 270 degrees
ReplyDeleteGot integration messed up. Its 270 degrees.
ReplyDeletei was just trying to solve myself...i think that if you know the direction of field due to a semi infinite line, the answer follows...
ReplyDeleteaccha...there was a bit more to it..how many values of A exist b/w 0 and 2n(pi)?
n values acc to me
ReplyDelete3pi/2 for the first...
ReplyDeleten for the second
2n(pi) means giving more than 1 circluar arc imposed on the other or something like that?
ReplyDeleteShould be just 1 I suppose
Eeeee! Would be n :-D
ReplyDeleteyup 270 for first....n for second
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