Question: Problem 9 : ( 1 0 % of Assignment Value ) A wire of circular cross - section carries current density that is not uniform

Problem 9: (10% of Assignment Value)
A wire of circular cross-section carries current density that is not uniform but varies with distance from the center as
j(r)=j_(0)(1-(r^(2))/(R^(2)))
for radius r in the range R=0.49mm.j_(0)i(r)=0%_()2_()0%Ij_(0)r.
i(r)=
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Part (b)
If the total current in the wire is I, find an expression for the constant j_(0) in terms of the other variables in the problem.0, where R=0.49mm.j_(0) is a constant with units of amperes per square meter.
Part (a)
Find an expression for the current enclosed in a cylinder with a radius of r.
i(r)=
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Part (b)
If the total current in the wire is I, find an expression for the constant j_(0) in terms of the other variables in the problem. \[
i(r)=
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Part (b)
If the total current in the wire is \( I \), find an expression for the constant \( j_{0}\) in terms of the other variables in the problem.
Part (c)
If the total current is 6.5 A , what is the constant \( j_{0}\), in units of amperes per square meter?
Part (d)
Find an expression for the magnetic field inside the wire, \( rR \).
Part (f)
For what value of \( r \), in meters, is the current enclosed maximum?
Part (g)
What is the maximum value of the enclosed current, in units of amperes?
Part (h)
For what value of \( r \), in meters, is the magnetic field maximized?
Part (i)
What is the maximum value of the magnetic field, in tesla?
Problem 9 : ( 1 0 % of Assignment Value ) A wire

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