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The magnetic field 0.100 m from a wire is 4.20x10^-5 T. what is the field 0.200 m from the wire

The magnetic field 0.100 m from a wire is 4.20x10^-5 T. what is the field 0.200 m from the wire
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The magnetic field 0.100 m from a wire is 4.20x10^-5 T. what is the field 0.200 m from the wire

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