A very long straight wire carrying an electric current is perpendicular to the x-y plane. The current has a value of 31.1 A and is directed in the +z (out of the page). At point 'p', the magnetic field B is represented by one of the arrows.
1. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field at point 'p'.
2. Calculate the magnitude of the B-field at
'p'.
3. Calculate the y-component of the B-field at
'p'.
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