**Magnetic Dipole Moment and Magnetic Field Calculations****Problem Statement:**A 103 A current circulates around a 2.00-mm-diameter superconducting ring.**Part A: Magnetic Dipole Moment**- **Question:** What is the ring's magnetic dipole moment?- **Answer Format:** Express your answer in ampere-meters squared (A·m²) with the appropriate units.**Input Box:**- Symbol for magnetic dipole moment: \( \mu = \) [Input Field] A·m²- [Submit Button]**Hints Available:** (Link to hints for guidance)---**Part B: On-Axis Magnetic Field Strength**- **Question:** What is the on-axis magnetic field strength 5.40 cm from the ring?- **Answer Format:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.**Input Box:**- Symbol for magnetic field strength: \( B = \) [Value Field] [Units Field]- [Submit Button]**Hints Available:** (Link to hints for guidance)**Note:** Ensure to use appropriate formulas and units when solving for the magnetic dipole moment and magnetic field strength.

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**Magnetic Dipole Moment and Magnetic Field Calculations**

**Problem Statement:**
A 103 A current circulates around a 2.00-mm-diameter superconducting ring.

**Part A: Magnetic Dipole Moment**
- **Question:** What is the ring's magnetic dipole moment?
- **Answer Format:** Express your answer in ampere-meters squared (A·m²) with the appropriate units.

**Input Box:**
- Symbol for magnetic dipole moment: \( \mu = \) [Input Field] A·m²
- [Submit Button]

**Hints Available:** (Link to hints for guidance)

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**Part B: On-Axis Magnetic Field Strength**
- **Question:** What is the on-axis magnetic field strength 5.40 cm from the ring?
- **Answer Format:** Express your answer with the appropriate units.

**Input Box:**
- Symbol for magnetic field strength: \( B = \) [Value Field] [Units Field]
- [Submit Button]

**Hints Available:** (Link to hints for guidance)

**Note:** Ensure to use appropriate formulas and units when solving for the magnetic dipole moment and magnetic field strength.

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