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CRACK THE CODE OF PHYSICS IN 55 DAYS

(MEGA CHALLENGE – DAY -17)


25/DEC/WED
(PRECAP ACTIVITY - CLASS 12)

TOPICS TO BE LEARNED: - (topics for concept building)


1. AMPERE’S CIRCUITAL LAW (ACL)
2. APPLICATION OF ACL
3. FORCE ON MOVING CHARGE IN UNIFORM ELECTRIC
AND MAGNETIC FIELD.
4. FORCE ON A CURRENT CARRYING CONDUCTOR IN A
UNIFORM MAGNETIC FIELD
MOTIVATION FACTOR-
"Like a current through a wire creates a magnetic field, your consistent
effort generates the energy to achieve your goals. Keep moving, and your
impact will grow!"

MISCONCEPTION ABOUT THE TOPIC: -

1. Misconcep on:
A current-carrying conductor always produces a strong
magne c field.

Clarifica on:
The strength of the magne c field depends on:
 The magnitude of the current.
 The distance from the conductor (the field weakens as you move away).
 The medium surrounding the conductor.
A weak current produces a weak magne c field, which might not always
be detectable

2. Misconcep on:
Magne c field lines are real and visible..
Clarifica on:
Magne c field lines are imaginary lines used to represent the direc on and
strength of the magne c field. They are a visual tool to help understand the field
but do not physically exist.

3.Misconcep on:
Magne c field lines always form perfect concentric circles
around a straight conductor.
Clarifica on:
Magne c field lines form concentric circles around a straight current-carrying
conductor in ideal condi ons. In reality, external factors (like the presence of
other magne c materials or fields) can distort these lines.

These clarifications can help students build a stronger conceptual


understanding of magnetic effect of electric current. Let me know if
you'd like explanations tailored further for educational content!

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