Region I Region II Region III (r>b) b (b>r>a) (r

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Use Ampere's Law to determine the magnetic field in each of these three regions as a function of r:

  • Region I (r›b): 
     
     
     
  • Region II (a‹r‹b):
    • What is the length of the Ampere path? 
       
       
       
    • What is the current enclosed by your path? 
       
       
       
    • What is the magnetic field? 
       
       
       
  • Region III (r‹a): 
     
     
     


In Region II, which way is the magnetic field oriented?

Region I Region II Region III
(r>b)
b
(b>r>a)
(r<a)
I
Infinite Hollow Wire carrying Current I
infinite length
Transcribed Image Text:Region I Region II Region III (r>b) b (b>r>a) (r<a) I Infinite Hollow Wire carrying Current I infinite length
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