Consider a single coil carrying a current I. a. What are the electric and magnetic fields...

Consider a single coil carrying a current I.

a. What are the electric and magnetic fields at the center of the coil?

b. Now suppose the coil is moving at a speed v perpendicular to its axis. What are the electric and magnetic fields at the center of the coil?

c. What is the physical origin of the electric field you just found? Where are the charges?

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