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The field lines of a bar magnet are most similar to those of which current distribution?...

The field lines of a bar magnet are most similar to those of which current distribution?
a) circular loop.
b) thin wire.
c) thick wire.
d) cylindrical coil.
e) toroid (doughnut).

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