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| = 200 Amps P R = 4.14 cm

| = 200 Amps P R = 4.14 cm

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A very long wire is bent in a circle with a value of 3 Amps. in the wire is shown in the figure. What is the sum of B field Magnitude in units of micro Tesla, due to the straight and circular configuration of the wire at point P?
The image depicts a physics diagram illustrating the interaction between an electric current and a loop. - A straight wire carries an electric current labeled as \( I = 200 \) Amperes, flowing in the rightward direction. - Below the wire, there is a circular loop with a radius of \( R = 4.14 \) cm. - The loop's plane is perpendicular to the wire, allowing the current's magnetic field to interact with it. - Point \( P \) is marked at the center of the circular loop. - Arrows on the loop indicate the direction of current flow, which is counterclockwise when viewed from above. This setup is typically used to discuss concepts such as magnetic fields, Ampère's law, or electromagnetic induction.
Transcribed Image Text:The image depicts a physics diagram illustrating the interaction between an electric current and a loop. - A straight wire carries an electric current labeled as \( I = 200 \) Amperes, flowing in the rightward direction. - Below the wire, there is a circular loop with a radius of \( R = 4.14 \) cm. - The loop's plane is perpendicular to the wire, allowing the current's magnetic field to interact with it. - Point \( P \) is marked at the center of the circular loop. - Arrows on the loop indicate the direction of current flow, which is counterclockwise when viewed from above. This setup is typically used to discuss concepts such as magnetic fields, Ampère's law, or electromagnetic induction.
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