A current carrying wire produces a magnetic field B= 3 Tesla at a given point. If the current in the wire is quadrupled, and the distance is doubled, the new magnetic field will be Tesla Part A O 8 12

A current carrying wire produces a magnetic field B= 3 Tesla at a given point. If the current in the wire is quadrupled, and the distance is doubled, the new magnetic field will be Tesla Part A O 8 12

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