N S Determine the direction of the B-field at locations A, B, C, and D in the diagram shown below. O A: down; B: down; C: up; D: down O A: up; B: down; C: down; D: up A: down; B: up; C: down; D: up A: up; B: down; C: up; D: down

N S Determine the direction of the B-field at locations A, B, C, and D in the diagram shown below. O A: down; B: down; C: up; D: down O A: up; B: down; C: down; D: up A: down; B: up; C: down; D: up A: up; B: down; C: up; D: down

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Chapter9: Optics

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Determine the direction of the B-field at locations A, B, C, and D in the diagram shown below.
O A: down; B: down; C: up; D: down
A: up; B: down; C: down; D: up
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up; C: down; D: up
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