I’ll try this again. Can someone please help direct me on where to start on the problem in the attached photo ? I know I need to integrate, I just don’t know exactly how to setup the problem. Thanks! CHAP 22 ( 35)A current path shuped as shorwn in Figure, produces a magnetic field at P, the centerof the arc,If the 'are subtends an angle of e = 30' and the radius of the arcis ibm, what are the magnitude and direction of the field produced at Pif thecurvent is 3A ?trobioniuSE BIOT - SAVART LAWdB = M. Id}xL0=30°ウ: 30°I = 3AMo = 4T x 1o" T'm A

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CHAP 22 ( 35) A current path shaped as shown in Figure, produces a magnetic field at P, the center of the are. f the 'are subtends an angle of e = 30' and the rad ius of the are is bm, what are the magnitude and direction of the field produced at Pif the curvent is 3A? uSE BIOT - SANAKT LAW dB = M, Idsxf 030° %3D 6: 300 I = 3A = 4T X 10 %3D

CHAP 22 ( 35) A current path shaped as shown in Figure, produces a magnetic field at P, the center of the are. f the 'are subtends an angle of e = 30' and the rad ius of the are is bm, what are the magnitude and direction of the field produced at Pif the curvent is 3A? uSE BIOT - SANAKT LAW dB = M, Idsxf 030° %3D 6: 300 I = 3A = 4T X 10 %3D

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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