What are the components of magnetic field ((a)B, (b)B, (c)B,) at point P in the figure if i = 30 A and a = 10.4 cm? (Note that the wires are not long.) a/4 (a) By = Number i 8e-2 Units mT (b) By = Number i 1e-5 Units mT (c) Bz = Number i 1.5e-4 Units mt

What are the components of magnetic field ((a)B, (b)B, (c)B,) at point P in the figure if i = 30 A and a = 10.4 cm? (Note that the wires are not long.) a/4 (a) By = Number i 8e-2 Units mT (b) By = Number i 1e-5 Units mT (c) Bz = Number i 1.5e-4 Units mt

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