The segment of wire in the figure carries a current of I-2.00 A, where the radius of the circular arc is R=2.00 cm. Determine the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at the origin. Give your answer in uT. (take n-3, and thus uo = 12×10-7 H/m) Bir tel parçası gösterilen yönde l-2,00 A akımını taşımaktadır. Yayın yarıçapı R-2,00 cm olarak verilmiştir. O merkez noktasında manyetik alanın yönünü be büyüklüğünü bulunuz. Cevabınızı uT cinsinden veriniz. (n-3 alınız, dolayısıyla 4o = 12x10-7 H/m alınız) 90

The segment of wire in the figure carries a current of I-2.00 A, where the radius of the circular arc is R=2.00 cm. Determine the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at the origin. Give your answer in uT. (take n-3, and thus uo = 12×10-7 H/m) Bir tel parçası gösterilen yönde l-2,00 A akımını taşımaktadır. Yayın yarıçapı R-2,00 cm olarak verilmiştir. O merkez noktasında manyetik alanın yönünü be büyüklüğünü bulunuz. Cevabınızı uT cinsinden veriniz. (n-3 alınız, dolayısıyla 4o = 12x10-7 H/m alınız) 90

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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