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Imagine that you covered yourself in charged scotch tape and ran around in a circle. Calculate...

Imagine that you covered yourself in charged scotch tape and ran around in a circle. Calculate the magnitude and direction of the gravitational, electric and magnetic field vectors in the center of the circle due to your mass, charge, and the current that you create.

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