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D
Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at a point P due to a current 11.7 A in the wire
Express your answer with the appropriate units
μÅ
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B- 3.87810 T
x-10"
P
43
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Transcribed Image Text:In the wire shown in (Figure 1) segment BC is an arc of a
circle with radius 30.0 cm. and point P is at the center of
curvature of the arc. Segment DA is an arc of a circle with
radius 20.0 cm, and point P is at its center of curvature.
Segments CD and AB are straight lines of length
10.0 cm each
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