Problem 5: The diagram to the right represents four different oriented Amperian loops that are located in the plane of the image. Electric currents that pass through the plane of the image are indicated. 21 O 10 IⓇ

Problem 5: The diagram to the right represents four different oriented Amperian loops that are located in the plane of the image. Electric currents that pass through the plane of the image are indicated. 21 O 10 IⓇ

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