How to Calculate Flux Density at a Point Using a 3-A Current?

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Homework Statement



Someone else posted up this image on yahoo answers and my question is very similar except the numerical figures are different really.

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How can i solve for for the flux density at the point using the 3-A current?

Homework Equations



B = I x 10^-7 [tex]\int[/tex]lbla (sin[tex]\Theta[/tex]/r2)dl

The Attempt at a Solution



B=3 x 10^-7/.02m [tex]\int[/tex]lbla (sin 90/2.52).07m

I am no even sure if I am attempting this correctly. Everything I'm reading doesn't really explain the steps to get the answer. They give other examples that look nothing like my problem so I am lost as can be. Can someone help me out here?
 
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