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A 2.5 mm diameter copper wire carries a 41 A current. Determine the magnetic field inside...

A 2.5 mm diameter copper wire carries a 41 A current. Determine the magnetic field inside the wire, 0.56 mm below the surface.

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This problem is based on ampere's circuital law...

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