Fundamentals of Physics Extended
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Chapter 32, Problem 58P
To determine
To find:
a) Magnetic field at
b) Magnetic field at
c) Magnetic field at
d) Magnetic field due to
e) Magnetic field due to
f) Magnetic field due to
g) Why the field at two smaller radii is so different than the largest radius?
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