R R/2 : d A single current-carrying circular loop of radius R = 8.8 cm is placed next to a long straight wire as shown in Figure. A current iį = 7.2 A is passing through the wire towards right. At a certain moment an electron is moving at a velocity v = 700.0 j m/s toward the centre of the circular wire. At the instant shown in figure, the electron's distance from the wire is d 3 2.1 ст. The z axis points out of the page in the coordinate system shown in the figure which is represented by the circle with a dot inside. a) Compute the magnitude of the magnetic field at the centre c due to the current passing through the straight wire.

R R/2 : d A single current-carrying circular loop of radius R = 8.8 cm is placed next to a long straight wire as shown in Figure. A current iį = 7.2 A is passing through the wire towards right. At a certain moment an electron is moving at a velocity v = 700.0 j m/s toward the centre of the circular wire. At the instant shown in figure, the electron's distance from the wire is d 3 2.1 ст. The z axis points out of the page in the coordinate system shown in the figure which is represented by the circle with a dot inside. a) Compute the magnitude of the magnetic field at the centre c due to the current passing through the straight wire.

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