Consider the seven current-carrying wires and the four closed paths shown in the figure. For each of these paths (C₁, C₂, C3, and C4) determine the following in terms of μ. Use standard sign convention for the currents; minus is down into the page and positive is up out of the page. (Assume I₁ = 4.00 A, I₂ = 6.00 A, 13 = 3.00 A, I4 = 6.00 A, 15 = 9.00 A, 16 = 6.00 A, and I7 = 7.00 A.) (a) (b) (c) 15 B. ds = JC₁ B. ds = £²5 - 05 = (1 ]A)μ。 ]A)μ。 А ]A)μ。 А 1₂ OF 16 I

Consider the seven current-carrying wires and the four closed paths shown in the figure. For each of these paths (C₁, C₂, C3, and C4) determine the following in terms of μ. Use standard sign convention for the currents; minus is down into the page and positive is up out of the page. (Assume I₁ = 4.00 A, I₂ = 6.00 A, 13 = 3.00 A, I4 = 6.00 A, 15 = 9.00 A, 16 = 6.00 A, and I7 = 7.00 A.) (a) (b) (c) 15 B. ds = JC₁ B. ds = £²5 - 05 = (1 ]A)μ。 ]A)μ。 А ]A)μ。 А 1₂ OF 16 I

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