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3. Sheet of current:
Consider an infinitesimal wire of width dr at position x, magnetic field for this
sheet of current at point P is :
ног
πα
Then figure out the following limiting cases:
B =
• a<d
d <a (Infinite sheet of current)
x=0
tan
-1
a
2d

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