Given the square current-carrying metallic loop in the xy-plane (2 0), with current I-10 A as indicated in Figure below. Determine the magnetic flux density at the origin in Cartesian coordinate system. In which direction would the magnetic flux lines point within the inside region of the metallic loop? justify your answer.

Given the square current-carrying metallic loop in the xy-plane (2 0), with current I-10 A as indicated in Figure below. Determine the magnetic flux density at the origin in Cartesian coordinate system. In which direction would the magnetic flux lines point within the inside region of the metallic loop? justify your answer.

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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