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A square of edge 'a' lies in the xy plane with the origin at its center. Find the value of the magnetic induction at any point on the z axis when a current I' circulates around the square. Show that your result gives the value 2(sqrt 2) Uo*I' /pi*a or the induction at the center. See attachment for better formula representation.

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This solution contains annotated diagrams of the magnetic field at point P on a x,y,z axis and shows step-by-step calculations to achieve the result of 2(sqrt 2) Uo*I' /pi*a.

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