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H2=10/(2(pi)(4))j
DODGEVIPER13 said:H2=10/(2(pi)(4))j
DODGEVIPER13 said:sweet then H=(10/2(pi)4)j+(10/2(pi)4)k right?
DODGEVIPER13 said:so that would be an acceptable answer then accept that I must add units A/m or should I get the magnitude and angle and put in phasor form
DODGEVIPER13 said:I guess it doesn't matter as the two wires both have a 0 x component
DODGEVIPER13 said:If the distance from either wire is fixed then no
DODGEVIPER13 said:im really sorry man for dragging this out I am just trying to understand. That being said if you change positions of course you will change the strength, right?
DODGEVIPER13 said:I think so when I said no you said I was wrong?
DODGEVIPER13 said:ok so i was correct before and it doesn't change