(0, ±a).Two infinitely-long conductors parallel to the z-axis pass through the pointsaayXIXPX(a) If the equal but opposite current pass the two conductors, find magnitude of theresulting magnetic field at point (x, 0) in the x − y plane.(d) Repeat (a) with currents passing in the same direction.(e) WHen is the field B strength maximal for the configuration in (d)?(f) Using a computer or by hand, sketch the graph of B(x) from x = 0 to x = 3a.Use this to check your answer in (e).

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(0, +a). Two infinitely-long conductors parallel to the z-axis pass through the points a a y *)I P X (a) If the equal but opposite current pass the two conductors, find magnitude of the resulting magnetic field at point (2.0) in the x - y plane. (d) Repeat (a) with currents passing in the same direction. (e) When is the field B strength maximal for the configuration in (d)? (f) Using a computer or by hand, sketch the graph of B(r) from 0 to x = 3a.

(0, +a). Two infinitely-long conductors parallel to the z-axis pass through the points a a y *)I P X (a) If the equal but opposite current pass the two conductors, find magnitude of the resulting magnetic field at point (2.0) in the x - y plane. (d) Repeat (a) with currents passing in the same direction. (e) When is the field B strength maximal for the configuration in (d)? (f) Using a computer or by hand, sketch the graph of B(r) from 0 to x = 3a.

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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