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Plz tell me when current passes in a conducting spring than will it compress or expand or no change occur and why ?
    
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Initially , the current through the spring is 0.It is then increased to reach a constant value.Thus the magnetic fileld due to each loop increases from zero to a constant value.So, there will be a force acting among each loop of the spring as each loop acts as a magnetic dipole.But when the spring reaches the position where the magnetic force and the spring force are in equilibrium, the spring will have gained some velocity.Thus it will get compressed a little further before coming to rest and will thus osscillate about the equilibrium position.
 
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The adjacent turns of spring will be N-S poles just like in a bar magnet. So these turns are attracted by each other as the magnetic field will not be uniform as the spacings between the two turns is not zero.

This will cause compression and expansion of the spring.

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edison bhai ....is my ans rite ???plss tll me...

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According to me your answer seems to be ok and logical.

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