03,600402,0807014. Based on the figure as shown, the odd numbered currents are going out oftheandeven currents are going into the page. If the value of currents arepagegiven as k· i, where i = 4.50 mA, determine the value of Amperian loops drawnhere. (See problem 46, chapter 30 in Fundamentals of Physics)

In the given figure for i=4.50mA, we have to determine the value of the American loops drawn.

03, 60 04 02 08 07 01 4. Based on the figure as shown, the odd numbered currents are going out of the page and even currents are going into the page. If the value of currents are given as k-i, where i = 4.50 mA, determine the value of Amperian loops drawn here. (See problem 46, chapter 30 in Fundamentals of Physics)

03, 60 04 02 08 07 01 4. Based on the figure as shown, the odd numbered currents are going out of the page and even currents are going into the page. If the value of currents are given as k-i, where i = 4.50 mA, determine the value of Amperian loops drawn here. (See problem 46, chapter 30 in Fundamentals of Physics)

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