The current i is flowing in the direction indicated in the figure through the O-centered ring placed in the xz plane. In which direction is the magnetic field formed at the center of the ring? +y +x +z

The current i is flowing in the direction indicated in the figure through the O-centered ring placed in the xz plane. In which direction is the magnetic field formed at the center of the ring? +y +x +z

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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The current i is flowing in the direction indicated in the figure through the O-centered ring placed in the xz plane. In which
direction is the magnetic field formed at the center of the ring?
+y
+x
+z
a)
in the +x direction
in the +y direction
in the +z direction
in the -y direction
in the -x direction
e)
b)

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