Q1) Find the magnetic field intensity at point (0,0,0) for each of the following fiures: 1) As in figure 1, two infinite filament of currents of 4A in opposite directions at x=0 , y= -2 and x=0, y=2. 2) A ring of current of 10A at z=3 plane with its center at z axis and sheet of current of K=3az A/m at x=6_as shown in figure 2 P-3 (0,0,3) I-4A 1-4A 1-10A y y Sheet KlaA1 II II figure 1 figure 2 x = 0 , y=-2 x = 0 , y=+2

Q1) Find the magnetic field intensity at point (0,0,0) for each of the following fiures: 1) As in figure 1, two infinite filament of currents of 4A in opposite directions at x=0 , y= -2 and x=0, y=2. 2) A ring of current of 10A at z=3 plane with its center at z axis and sheet of current of K=3az A/m at x=6_as shown in figure 2 P-3 (0,0,3) I-4A 1-4A 1-10A y y Sheet KlaA1 II II figure 1 figure 2 x = 0 , y=-2 x = 0 , y=+2

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Author:Paul Peter Urone, Roger Hinrichs

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Chapter22: Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

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