A static magnetic flux density in free space is described in cylindrical coordinates as: 0.001z 6 + 4.52 (T). r2 В Calculate the total current flowing through a circular surface with radius R = 1000 m parallel to the xy-plane at a distance z = 2 m, and centered on the z-axis (Hint: Use Ampere's law).

A static magnetic flux density in free space is described in cylindrical coordinates as: 0.001z 6 + 4.52 (T). r2 В Calculate the total current flowing through a circular surface with radius R = 1000 m parallel to the xy-plane at a distance z = 2 m, and centered on the z-axis (Hint: Use Ampere's law).

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Chapter16: Electromagnetic Waves

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