- current I flows through a straight wire AB of finite length. a) Find the magnetic field B at distance r from the wire, the ends of the wire making inner angles 01 and 02 with P, Figure ) Obtain the limit value for B for a very long wire. 0402190040 A D

- current I flows through a straight wire AB of finite length. a) Find the magnetic field B at distance r from the wire, the ends of the wire making inner angles 01 and 02 with P, Figure ) Obtain the limit value for B for a very long wire. 0402190040 A D

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(b) Obtain the limit value for B for a very long wire.
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