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This document discusses magnetic fields and field lines. It explains that a bar magnet will align itself with the Earth's magnetic field, with one end pointing north and the other pointing south. It defines a magnetic field as the region around a magnet or current where its influence can be detected. The document also discusses how electric current flowing through a solenoid creates a magnetic field similar to a bar magnet. Additionally, it explains that increasing current or decreasing the radius of a loop of wire carrying a current will increase the strength of the magnetic field detected by a compass.

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PHYSICS HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT Made By : Shivam Saxena Class: 10th ‘ B ’
Magnetic Fields and field Lines  When a bar magnet is suspended freely from its centre by a thread, one end of the magnet points towards the north of the earth and the other end of the magnet points towards the south of the earth.The end of the magnet pointing toward north of the earth is called north poles of the magnet.
Magnetic fields
Magnetic Define  The space or region around a magnet (or a current carrying wire) within with its influence can be felt (or magnetic force is experienced) by another magnet is called magnetic field.  To locate the magnetic or a bar magnet , we use iron fillings, or a magnetic compass.
The amount of current flow through a solenoid  A solenoid is a coil of many turns of an insulated copper wire closely wound in the shape of a tight spring.When an electric current flows through a solenoid , a magnetic field is set up around the solenoid which is similar to the magnetic field of bar magnet.
Solenoid magnetic field
Magnetic field due to loop wire  The amount of current flowing through the wire: If the amount of the current flowing through the circular wire is increased, then the deflection of the needle of the magnetic compass placed inside the wire also increased. On the other hand , if the amount of current flowing through the wire is decreased, then the deflection of the niddle of magnetic compass. B=I
Current on loop wire  The radius of the circular wire :Take two circular wire of same radii through which the same amount of current is flowing. It is found that the deflection of the needle of the magnetic compass placed at the centre of the circular wire of smaller radius is more than that when placed at the centre of the circular wire of the large radius. B=1/r
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  • 1. PHYSICS HOLIDAY ASSIGNMENT Made By : Shivam Saxena Class: 10th ‘ B ’
  • 2. Magnetic Fields and field Lines  When a bar magnet is suspended freely from its centre by a thread, one end of the magnet points towards the north of the earth and the other end of the magnet points towards the south of the earth.The end of the magnet pointing toward north of the earth is called north poles of the magnet.
  • 4. Magnetic Define  The space or region around a magnet (or a current carrying wire) within with its influence can be felt (or magnetic force is experienced) by another magnet is called magnetic field.  To locate the magnetic or a bar magnet , we use iron fillings, or a magnetic compass.
  • 5. The amount of current flow through a solenoid  A solenoid is a coil of many turns of an insulated copper wire closely wound in the shape of a tight spring.When an electric current flows through a solenoid , a magnetic field is set up around the solenoid which is similar to the magnetic field of bar magnet.
  • 7. Magnetic field due to loop wire  The amount of current flowing through the wire: If the amount of the current flowing through the circular wire is increased, then the deflection of the needle of the magnetic compass placed inside the wire also increased. On the other hand , if the amount of current flowing through the wire is decreased, then the deflection of the niddle of magnetic compass. B=I
  • 8. Current on loop wire  The radius of the circular wire :Take two circular wire of same radii through which the same amount of current is flowing. It is found that the deflection of the needle of the magnetic compass placed at the centre of the circular wire of smaller radius is more than that when placed at the centre of the circular wire of the large radius. B=1/r