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Which describes the procedure for finding the magnetic field on the central axis of a current loop due to the elements on the loop? We sum the magnitudes of the magnetic fields. We sum the field components that are perpendicular to the central axis. We sum the field components that are parallel to the central axis.

Which describes the procedure for finding the magnetic field on the central axis of a current loop due to the elements on the loop? We sum the magnitudes of the magnetic fields. We sum the field components that are perpendicular to the central axis. We sum the field components that are parallel to the central axis.

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Which describes the procedure for finding the magnetic field on the central axis of a current loop due to the elements on the loop? We sum the magnitudes of the magnetic fields. We sum the field components that are perpendicular to the central axis. We sum the field components that are parallel to the central axis.

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