Pls help ASAP and pls do nicely. Question 12b)• AD.• B•COA: +; B: 1; C: →: D:OA: 1; B: t; C: 1: D: tOA: ; B : 1; C : +: D: ↑OA: ; B: t; C : 4: D: ↑tSs For each situation, find the direction of the magnetic field vector at the indicatedpoints.Question 11a)• A• BO A: →; B: +OA: O;O A: 0; B: OO A: +; B: →O A: 0; B: O

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OA: +; B: 1; C: →: D:
OA: 1; B: t; C: 1: D: t
OA: ; B : 1; C : +: D: ↑
OA: ; B: t; C : 4: D: ↑t
Ss

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points.
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O A: →; B: +
OA: O;
O A: 0; B: O
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