The square conducting loop of side a, shown below is positioned with its bottom side parallel to an infinite, straight, current-carrying wire. (Both objects are in the x-y plane, the plane of the page.) h is the distance between the infinite wire and the bottom side of the loop, and I is the current in the infinite wire, in the direction indicated in the figure. a). of the loop? Give your answer in terms of any of a, h, I, L, the unit vectors i, j, and k, and What is the magnetic field B at point P, located at a distance L from the bottom side

The square conducting loop of side a, shown below is positioned with its bottom side parallel to an infinite, straight, current-carrying wire. (Both objects are in the x-y plane, the plane of the page.) h is the distance between the infinite wire and the bottom side of the loop, and I is the current in the infinite wire, in the direction indicated in the figure. a). of the loop? Give your answer in terms of any of a, h, I, L, the unit vectors i, j, and k, and What is the magnetic field B at point P, located at a distance L from the bottom side

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