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Question 3: An infinitely large conducting wall (slab) of thickness 2a, is placed in such a way that its two infinite faces are located at x = -a and x = a, and are parallel to the y-z plane, as shown in figure. The wall carries a uniform current density } = jok, where jo is a positive constant. By using Ampere's law, find the magnetic field B : (i) inside the wall (at some point x a). Make sure that you draw figures and show the direction of magnetic field and your choice of amperian loops clearly. -a 2a a

Question 3: An infinitely large conducting wall (slab) of thickness 2a, is placed in such a way that its two infinite faces are located at x = -a and x = a, and are parallel to the y-z plane, as shown in figure. The wall carries a uniform current density } = jok, where jo is a positive constant. By using Ampere's law, find the magnetic field B : (i) inside the wall (at some point x a). Make sure that you draw figures and show the direction of magnetic field and your choice of amperian loops clearly. -a 2a a

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Question 3: An infinitely large conducting wall (slab) of thickness 2a, is placed in such a way that its two infinite faces are located at x = -a and x = a, and are parallel to the y-z plane, as shown in figure. The wall carries a uniform current density } = jok, where jo is a positive constant. By using Ampere's law, find the magnetic field B : (i) inside the wall (at some point x <a) and (ii) outside the wall (at some point x > a). Make sure that you draw figures and show the direction of magnetic field and your choice of amperian loops clearly. -a 2a a
Transcribed Image Text:Question 3: An infinitely large conducting wall (slab) of thickness 2a, is placed in such a way that its two infinite faces are located at x = -a and x = a, and are parallel to the y-z plane, as shown in figure. The wall carries a uniform current density } = jok, where jo is a positive constant. By using Ampere's law, find the magnetic field B : (i) inside the wall (at some point x <a) and (ii) outside the wall (at some point x > a). Make sure that you draw figures and show the direction of magnetic field and your choice of amperian loops clearly. -a 2a a
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