Consider the two circular current loops both with centres on thez-axis. The first loop has its center at (0, 0, 10) m and carries acurrent of I;= 3 A in the annular direction as shown. The secondloop has its center at (0, 0 ,3) m and carries a current of I;=2.0 A in thethe shown direction. Both loops have a radius of 0.25 m.a) find the total magnetic field at the point (0, 0, 0).b) find the point on the z-axis at which the total magnetic field vanishes. I2

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