have calulalated the magnetic flux denisty using the equation for current carrying wires. When putting the direction I said 'out of the page', is this correct. Or do I not put a direction when using the equation- B = μ0·I/2·π·r. the image I have attached is what I am talking about regarding the direction of the magnetic field. Is adding a direction when using this equation neccessary?
have calulalated the magnetic flux denisty using the equation for current carrying wires. When putting the direction I said 'out of the page', is this correct. Or do I not put a direction when using the equation- B = μ0·I/2·π·r. the image I have attached is what I am talking about regarding the direction of the magnetic field. Is adding a direction when using this equation neccessary?
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I have calulalated the magnetic flux denisty using the equation for current carrying wires. When putting the direction I said 'out of the page', is this correct. Or do I not put a direction when using the equation- B = μ0·I/2·π·r. the image I have attached is what I am talking about regarding the direction of the magnetic field.
Is adding a direction when using this equation neccessary?
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