1. Ib, Па, IIIаO 2. Ia, IIb, III6A long thick wire of radius R carries acurrent I1 as shown in the figure above. Wewould like to determine the magnetic field B,inside the wire, a distance r from the centerO 3. Ia, IIa, IIIAO 4. Ia, IIb, IIIaof the wire, where r < R, near the midpointof the wire where the end effect at both ends05. Ib, IIb, IЬare negligible.We solve this problem based on Ampere'sLaw.6. Ib, Пь, IIаThe left hand side of Ampere's law is givenby:07. Ib, Па, Ь8. Ia, IIa, IIIbIa) 27 RBIb) 2īrBThe right hand side of Ampere's law is:Па) ро1IIb) µoI1R?The field B at r is given by:IIIA)27R„2R2III6)2nr

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1. Ib, Ilа, Ilа 2. Ia, IIb, IIIЬ A long thick wire of radius R carries a current I1 as shown in the figure above. We would like to determine the magnetic field B, inside the wire, a distance r from the center of the wire, where r < R, near the midpoint of the wire where the end effect at both ends 3. Ia, Ila, IIIA 4. Ia, IIb, IIIA 5. Ib, Ib, IIIЬ are negligible. We solve this problem based on Ampere's Law. 6. Ib, IIb, IIIа The left hand side of Ampere's law is given by: 7. Ib, Па, IIb 8. Ia, Ila, III Ia) 27 RB Ib) 2arB The right hand side of Ampere's law is: Ila) µol1 p2 IIb) Hol1 ) R2 The field B at r is given by: Holi IIIa) 27R p2 Hol1 R2 III6) 2nr

1. Ib, Ilа, Ilа 2. Ia, IIb, IIIЬ A long thick wire of radius R carries a current I1 as shown in the figure above. We would like to determine the magnetic field B, inside the wire, a distance r from the center of the wire, where r < R, near the midpoint of the wire where the end effect at both ends 3. Ia, Ila, IIIA 4. Ia, IIb, IIIA 5. Ib, Ib, IIIЬ are negligible. We solve this problem based on Ampere's Law. 6. Ib, IIb, IIIа The left hand side of Ampere's law is given by: 7. Ib, Па, IIb 8. Ia, Ila, III Ia) 27 RB Ib) 2arB The right hand side of Ampere's law is: Ila) µol1 p2 IIb) Hol1 ) R2 The field B at r is given by: Holi IIIa) 27R p2 Hol1 R2 III6) 2nr

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