We are interested in the magnetic field at an ob- servation location with coordinates <1, 1,0 >m. At the moment of interest, there is a negatively charged particle with a charge q of -25µC moving through the point < 1,0,0 >m with a velocity v₁ of 200m/s in the negative x-direction, as shown in the figure. There is also a current of 12.5 milliampere flowing in the negative z-direction through a very long straight wire that crosses the x-y-plane at <5, 2,0>m. 1+ obs 9 = -25μC x -1 3 V₁ = 200m/s I= 12.5mA -2+ 1. [4pts] Calculate the unit vector B₁ in the direction of the magnetic field B, at the observation location that is caused by the moving charge. 2. [6pts] Calculate the unit vector BI in the direction of the magnetic field BỊ at the observation location that is caused by the wire current. 3. [10pts] Calculate the field B₁ (in Tesla) at the observation location due to the moving charge. 4. [10pts] Determine the net field Bnet = B₁+ BỊ at the observation location.

We are interested in the magnetic field at an ob- servation location with coordinates <1, 1,0 >m. At the moment of interest, there is a negatively charged particle with a charge q of -25µC moving through the point < 1,0,0 >m with a velocity v₁ of 200m/s in the negative x-direction, as shown in the figure. There is also a current of 12.5 milliampere flowing in the negative z-direction through a very long straight wire that crosses the x-y-plane at <5, 2,0>m. 1+ obs 9 = -25μC x -1 3 V₁ = 200m/s I= 12.5mA -2+ 1. [4pts] Calculate the unit vector B₁ in the direction of the magnetic field B, at the observation location that is caused by the moving charge. 2. [6pts] Calculate the unit vector BI in the direction of the magnetic field BỊ at the observation location that is caused by the wire current. 3. [10pts] Calculate the field B₁ (in Tesla) at the observation location due to the moving charge. 4. [10pts] Determine the net field Bnet = B₁+ BỊ at the observation location.

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