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What is the magnetic field due to a current segment at a target point of coordinates (x, y)? Set up the integral and the cross product and integrate. No need to simplify the answer. • (x,y) current, I length, L

What is the magnetic field due to a current segment at a target point of coordinates (x, y)? Set up the integral and the cross product and integrate. No need to simplify the answer. • (x,y) current, I length, L

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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current, I
length, L

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