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The magnitude of a magnetic field a distance 2.0 µm from a wire is 36.0 × 10-4 T How much current is flowing through the wire. Assume the wire is the only contributor to the magnetic field.
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The magnitude of a magnetic field a distance 2.0 µm from a wire is 36.0 × 10-4 T How much current is flowing through the

wire. Assume the wire is the only contributor to the magnetic field.

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