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Suppose we have two particles, both with charge q, both moving in the +i direction with velocity v, one of them located at (0,0,1), the other at (0,0,2). What is the magnetic field at (0,1,0)? a. 10 10 b. V10 C. 4m d. 4 +, 10/10 10/10

Suppose we have two particles, both with charge q, both moving in the +i direction with velocity v, one of them located at (0,0,1), the other at (0,0,2). What is the magnetic field at (0,1,0)? a. 10 10 b. V10 C. 4m d. 4 +, 10/10 10/10

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Suppose we have two particles, both with charge q, both moving in the + i direction with velocity v, one of them located at (0,0,1), the other at (0,0,2). What is the magnetic field at (0,1,0)? a. 10 k) V10 b. V10 C. k) d. 10/10 10/10
Transcribed Image Text:Suppose we have two particles, both with charge q, both moving in the + i direction with velocity v, one of them located at (0,0,1), the other at (0,0,2). What is the magnetic field at (0,1,0)? a. 10 k) V10 b. V10 C. k) d. 10/10 10/10
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