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Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at point a in the figure. The current in the wires at y = 1.00 cm and y = −1.00 cm is 11.0 A. Magnitude:

Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at point a in the figure. The current in the wires at y = 1.00 cm and y = −1.00 cm is 11.0 A. Magnitude:

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Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at point a in the figure. The current in the wires at y = 1.00 c m and y = − 1.00 c m is 11.0 A . Magnitude: ◻

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