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what does m represent? the magnetic moment?

You used the Biot-Savart law, but the problem doesn't give you an electric corrent. I think neither Ampere's law nor Biot-Savart law can work in this case as you don't have a current I in the problem statement

Why was that concept necessary ?, I know there's also a gravitational equivalent of this concept I couldn't find anything on google Thanks Daniel

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Summary:: hello there, what are some good advices you would have liked to know when you were a student of EE? Thanks in advance!

I could be wrong but, why are you using gauss law for this charge distribution, I don't see any symmetry in this problem for a gaussian surface to be applied

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That makes sense!; I can't believe I didn't consider that! Thanks!

I can't understand intuitively why the authors of the book expressed the cross product between the vectors dl and r (unit vector) as: dl sin(pi/2 - theta); isn't it supposed to be expressed as: dl sin(theta)?? So why did the authors put that pi/2 into the argument of sin function, that's my...

Thanks for replying. Once I read in Quora that some of most important theories in maths are: Set theory, number theory and functions

Are there some fundamentals or elements for thinking mathematically? Thanks

First find Rth. Start by removing the load, in this case the diode, as gneil said, then turn off the voltage source by replacing it With a Short circuit

i use fundamentals of electric circuits by sadiku 6th edition by the way

I got the same answers after some calculation (I had to use nodal analysis) and yes, the book is wrong, thanks everyone for helping