Question: B x = 0 I 2 N a 2 ( a 2 + x 2 ) 3 2 , B y = 0 = B

Bx=0I2Na2(a2+x2)32,By=0=Bz.
This expression has many similarities to the expression for a single circular loop. Why is there a factor (f N when we generalize to a coil with N circular loops? (Hint: just saying that there are N loops in the coil isn't enough.)
The hital magnue hund B is the product of the # of loops N & the mynce fiuld dive to a singlelloop.
3. Will the axial component of the field caused by N loops be Bx=0I2Na2(a2+x2)32 if the loops are loosely packed and so don't have their centers near x=0? Explain your answer.
B x = 0 I 2 N a 2 ( a 2 + x 2 ) 3 2 , B y = 0 = B

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