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a).A particle of charge 7 C is momentarily located at the position (6,10,7) [all distances in...

a).A particle of charge 7 C is momentarily located at the position (6,10,7) [all distances in meters]. The particle's velocity is 450i^+150j^+350k^ [in m/s] What is the magnetic field vector due to the particle at the position (12,30,14)?

b.)  At that same instant, a second particle of charge -9 C is momentarily located at the origin, moving along the positive xx-axis with a speed of 1700 m/s. What is the total magnetic field at the target position from the previous problem?

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