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The current in a long wire creates a magnetic field in the region around the wire. How is the strength of that field at a given distance, r,r from the wire center related to the magnitude of the field
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The current in a long wire creates a magnetic field in the region around the wire. How is the strength of that field at a given distance, r,r from the wire center related to the magnitude of the field

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