Find the magnetic field at a generalized point R (do not assume on the z axis, there is not assumed symmetry for point R) for a square loop of side length 2D and each side of the loop has a current of I. The square is centered about the origin on the xyplane.

Find the magnetic field at a generalized point R (do not assume on the z axis, there is not assumed symmetry for point R) for a square loop of side length 2D and each side of the loop has a current of I. The square is centered about the origin on the xyplane.

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