QUESTION 15 1 3 The magnetic field above the dotten line is B=2Tî (to the right). Below the dotted line the magnetic field is B= -2Tî (to the left). Each closed loop is 1 m by 1 m. Let's evaluate the integral of around the loop (sum all the magnetic field going in the same direction as the loop) by breaking it up into four steps. We will go around each loop in a clockwise direciton. Select the correct magnetic field along each side of each loop (pay attention to the signs).

QUESTION 15 1 3 The magnetic field above the dotten line is B=2Tî (to the right). Below the dotted line the magnetic field is B= -2Tî (to the left). Each closed loop is 1 m by 1 m. Let's evaluate the integral of around the loop (sum all the magnetic field going in the same direction as the loop) by breaking it up into four steps. We will go around each loop in a clockwise direciton. Select the correct magnetic field along each side of each loop (pay attention to the signs).

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