Long problem In the figure below, wire A carries a 2.0 A current into the page and wire B carries a 1.0 A current out of the page. Wire A is 1 cm from the origin O on the x axis, and wire B is 3 cm from the origin, also on the x axis. Find the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at the origin O (0,0), and at point P (2 cm, 0), i.e. the midpoint between the two wires. y A B P

Long problem In the figure below, wire A carries a 2.0 A current into the page and wire B carries a 1.0 A current out of the page. Wire A is 1 cm from the origin O on the x axis, and wire B is 3 cm from the origin, also on the x axis. Find the magnitude and direction of the magnetic field at the origin O (0,0), and at point P (2 cm, 0), i.e. the midpoint between the two wires. y A B P

Modern Physics

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Chapter13: Nuclear Structure

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Problem 2Q: A proton precesses with a frequency p in the presence of a magnetic field. If the intensity of the...

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