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Transcribed Image Text:A solid cylindrical conducting shell
of inner radius a = 5.6 cm and outer
radius b = 7.1 cm has its axis
R(7074, .707d)
aligned with the z-axis as shown. It
carries a uniformly distributed
current l2 = 5.1 A in the positive z-
direction. An inifinte conducting wire
is located along the z-axis and
carries a current I1 = 2.9 A in the
Scód, 6d)
P(40)
negative z-direction.
1) What is By(P), the y-component of the magnetic field at point P, located
a distance d = 31 cm from the origin along the x-axis as shown?
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2) What is
B- di
where the integral is taken along the dotted path shown in the figure
above: first from point P to point R at (x,y) = (0.707d, 0.707d), and then to
point S at (x,y) = (0.6d, 0.6d).
T-m Submit
3) What is By(T), the y-component of the magnetic field at point T, located
at (x,y) = (-6 cm,0), as shown?
T Submit
4) What is
P
B- di
R(7074, .707d)
where the integral is taken on the
straight line path from point S to
point P as shown?
P(40)
T-m Submit
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