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Determine the Magnetic field intensity at a point P due to a current carrying    ...

Determine the Magnetic field intensity at a point P due to a current carrying
    filamentary conductor AB carrying current I along Z axis its upper and lower  
    ends subtending angles α1 and α2 respectively.

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