The discussion centers on the concept of current in electrical circuits, specifically addressing the question of whether the current for path AB is zero. Participants confirm that since there is no enclosed current for path AB, the current is indeed zero. The clarification emphasizes that the question does not require evaluating the integral around a closed path, which is a common misunderstanding in circuit analysis.
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CH1991 said:Homework Statement
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Since there is no enclosed current for path AB, shouldn't it just be 0?
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