A thin ring of radius 7 cm is placed on plane z = 0 such that its center is at the origin. The ring carries 75 mA current along a. a) Illustrate the position of the ring on a Cartesian coordinate and draw the vector that represents H at point P. b) Find the magnetic intensity, H at point P(0,0,6) cm.

A thin ring of radius 7 cm is placed on plane z = 0 such that its center is at the origin. The ring carries 75 mA current along a. a) Illustrate the position of the ring on a Cartesian coordinate and draw the vector that represents H at point P. b) Find the magnetic intensity, H at point P(0,0,6) cm.

Inquiry into Physics

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Chapter8: Electromagnetism And Em Waves

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