In the diagram shown below, the four currents are assumed to be held in place at their current locations. The currents have the following values: IA = 3.000 A, IB = 3.000 Ic = 1.000 A and Ip = 2.000 A. Let d = 12.500 cm and assume standard x- and y-axes at point P₁. (Be careful about signs!) ΑΟ BO 3d P1 d d с OD The angle of the total magnetic field at P₁. as measured from the +v-axis, in degrees and to three decimal places, is

In the diagram shown below, the four currents are assumed to be held in place at their current locations. The currents have the following values: IA = 3.000 A, IB = 3.000 Ic = 1.000 A and Ip = 2.000 A. Let d = 12.500 cm and assume standard x- and y-axes at point P₁. (Be careful about signs!) ΑΟ BO 3d P1 d d с OD The angle of the total magnetic field at P₁. as measured from the +v-axis, in degrees and to three decimal places, is

Glencoe Physics: Principles and Problems, Student Edition

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Author:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Publisher:Paul W. Zitzewitz

Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

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Problem 83A

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