Find dB. (0, 0, z₁), the z component of the magnetic field at the point P located at x=y=0, z=z₁ from the current I flowing over a short distance di = dl located at the point 7 = ₁ 1. (Figure 6)

Find dB. (0, 0, z₁), the z component of the magnetic field at the point P located at x=y=0, z=z₁ from the current I flowing over a short distance di = dl located at the point 7 = ₁ 1. (Figure 6)

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