(a) What magnetic field B is produced at the center C of the semicircle by each straight segment of length 10 cm?(Positive out of page and negative into page) (b) What magnetic field B is produced at the center C of the semicircle by the semicircular segment of radius R= 15 cm ? (c) Calculate magnetic field B in the whole wire. -Amperian loop

(a) What magnetic field B is produced at the center C of the semicircle by each straight segment of length 10 cm?(Positive out of page and negative into page) (b) What magnetic field B is produced at the center C of the semicircle by the semicircular segment of radius R= 15 cm ? (c) Calculate magnetic field B in the whole wire. -Amperian loop

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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