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Which law describes the magnetic field in a nonlinear wire? A. Faraday's law B. Gauss's law C. Ohm's law D. Ampère's law
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Which law describes the magnetic field in a nonlinear wire?

A.
Faraday's law
B.
Gauss's law
C.
Ohm's law
D.
Ampère's law

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B. Gauss's law

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