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3. A uniform current I flows in a quarter-circular arc of radius w counter-clockwise around the...

3. A uniform current I flows in a quarter-circular arc of radius w counter-clockwise around the origin in the xy-plane from the –y-axis to the +x. Find the magnetic field vector on the z-axis at w in terms of μ.

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