Why is ans d?? In amperes law I is enclosed current but here i1and i2 is not enclosed
Dear Student,
Consider the amperian loop ABCA, then from Ampere's circuital law:
Since, i1 and i3 are both in the direction of the area vector for the surface ABCA.
Consider the Amperian loop ACDA, then from Ampere's circuital law:
Since, i2 is in the direction and i3 is opposite to the direction of the area vector for the surface ACDA .
Thus,
For the entire loop ABCDA:
.
Ans (D)
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Consider the amperian loop ABCA, then from Ampere's circuital law:
Since, i1 and i3 are both in the direction of the area vector for the surface ABCA.
Consider the Amperian loop ACDA, then from Ampere's circuital law:
Since, i2 is in the direction and i3 is opposite to the direction of the area vector for the surface ACDA .
Thus,
For the entire loop ABCDA:
.
Ans (D)
Regards