5. Consider (a) a long straight wire and (b) a circular thin wire in the plane of the page, each carrying current I. Use the right-hand rule to draw the magnetic field lines made by each wire. You may use the direction symbols in the box below to indicate B-field direction.

5. Consider (a) a long straight wire and (b) a circular thin wire in the plane of the page, each carrying current I. Use the right-hand rule to draw the magnetic field lines made by each wire. You may use the direction symbols in the box below to indicate B-field direction.

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Chapter30: Sources Of The Magnetic Field

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B-field points out of page
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B-field points into page
Fig. 1. Two current-carrying wires.

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