If you can send the solution fast that would be amazing thank you! 19)neliAyR/4arA solid infinitely long conducting cylinder of radius R = 40 cm has a cylinderof radius R/4 gouged out of it as in Figure. The conductor carries a currentI, = 20 A uniformly over its cross section which is directed out of the page. Whatis the magnetic field at point A at a distance R from the center?(Ho= 4nx10-7T.m/A).A) BA = -10.2 î + 0.32 j (uT)B) BA = -81.92 î+2.56 f (uT)C) BA =-25.6 i +0.80 j (uT)D) BA=-85.3i+26.6f (HT)E) BA=-122.88 i + 3.84 (HT)---E

A solid infinitely long conducting cylinder of radius R = 40 cm has a cylinder of radius R/4 gouged out of it as in Figure. The conductor carries a current = 20 Auniformly over its cross section which is directed out of the page. What is the magnetic field at point A at a distance R from the center? %3D %3D (Ho = 4nx10-7T.m/A). %3D

A solid infinitely long conducting cylinder of radius R = 40 cm has a cylinder of radius R/4 gouged out of it as in Figure. The conductor carries a current = 20 Auniformly over its cross section which is directed out of the page. What is the magnetic field at point A at a distance R from the center? %3D %3D (Ho = 4nx10-7T.m/A). %3D

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