Question: An infinitely long, thin wire carrying a current I is bent into a half - circle of radius a . The half - circle lies

An infinitely long, thin wire carrying a current
I is bent into a half-circle of radius a. The
half-circle lies in the xy-plane with its center
at the origin, while the remaining straight
sections of the wire extend parallel to the x -
axis. Determine the magnetic flux density vec(B)
at the origin.
please make Each step in your solution properly explained .For mathematical steps,
can you provide the formula, law, or theorem applied
.For conceptual steps, please include a brief explanation in words for my understanding.. The two paralel lines do not cancel out each others Magnetic field because of right hand rule. Those two magnetic fields towards to +z axsis. DO NOT CANCEL OUT THOSE TWO MAGNETIC FIELDS. thank you
An infinitely long, thin wire carrying a current

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