Magnetic Field due to 3 Currents We want to find the magnetic field at one corner of a square; the field is produced by currents that are located at the other three corners of the square. (See drawing.) The square is in the
x-y
plane and the currents are flowing parallel to the
z
axis. We define a positive current as one flowing in the
+k
direction. The first current, of
3.95A
, is located
4.79cm
along the
x
axis, that is, at the point
(4.79,0.00)cm
. The second current, of
3.00A
, is located at the far corner, that is, at the point
(4.79,4.79)cm
. The third current, of
3.95A
, is located
4.79cm
along the
y
axis, that is, at the point
(0.00,4.79)cm
. Find the magnetic field at the origin. Fnter the
x
and
v
components of the field: (
i+
Draw a careful diagram and pay attention to the r.h. rule and the direction of each current. j)