The loop configuration in the figure below consists of two semicircles of inner radius rin=5.6 cm and outer radius rout=2 rin carrying a current I1=4 A. Calculate the magnetic field at point P (at the center of the semicircles). Express your answer in terms of Ho; using into the page as (-) direction and out of the page as (+) direction; hence enter a (-) sign for negative answers. Round your results to one decimal place. rout rin P

The loop configuration in the figure below consists of two semicircles of inner radius rin=5.6 cm and outer radius rout=2 rin carrying a current I1=4 A. Calculate the magnetic field at point P (at the center of the semicircles). Express your answer in terms of Ho; using into the page as (-) direction and out of the page as (+) direction; hence enter a (-) sign for negative answers. Round your results to one decimal place. rout rin P

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

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Chapter7: Hamilton's Principle-lagrangian And Hamiltonian Dynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 7.36P

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