Which describes the magnetic field that forms when a wire carries an electric current? It is in a line perpendicular to the wire. It is in a line parallel with the wire. It is in a cylinder around the

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Which describes the magnetic field that forms when a wire carries an electric current?

It is in a line perpendicular to the wire.
It is in a line parallel with the wire.
It is in a cylinder around the wire.
It is in a cylinder across the wire.

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b on edge

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yes

RockFrenzy answered Aug 25, 2023

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Answer:

It is in a line parallel with the wire.

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trust me

Michael Ulm answered Aug 27, 2023

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