The magnetic field has been measured to be horizontal everywhere along a rectangular path x- 25 cm long and y - 3 cm high, shown in the figure. Along the bottom the average magnetic field B1 - 1.7 X 104 tesla, along the sides the average magnetic field 82 - 1.0 x 10 tesla, and along the top the average magnetic field B3 - 0.6 X 10 tesla. What can you conclude about the electric currents in the area that is surrounded by the rectangular path? A

The magnetic field has been measured to be horizontal everywhere along a rectangular path x- 25 cm long and y - 3 cm high, shown in the figure. Along the bottom the average magnetic field B1 - 1.7 X 104 tesla, along the sides the average magnetic field 82 - 1.0 x 10 tesla, and along the top the average magnetic field B3 - 0.6 X 10 tesla. What can you conclude about the electric currents in the area that is surrounded by the rectangular path? A

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