Problem 1: UP 12.19 Consider the current-carrying loop shown in the figure to the right, which consists of two concentric circular arcs connected by two straight segments. A steady current I runs through the loop. Find the net magnetic field at point P. Do this by using the Biot- Savart law directly; that is, do not just use results derived in class. D

Problem 1: UP 12.19 Consider the current-carrying loop shown in the figure to the right, which consists of two concentric circular arcs connected by two straight segments. A steady current I runs through the loop. Find the net magnetic field at point P. Do this by using the Biot- Savart law directly; that is, do not just use results derived in class. D

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Problem 1: UP 12.19
Consider the current-carrying loop shown in the figure to the
right, which consists of two concentric circular arcs connected by
two straight segments. A steady current I runs through the loop.
Find the net magnetic field at point P. Do this by using the Biot-
Savart law directly; that is, do not just use results derived in class.
b
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