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Hello, I am just really confused about this problem it is a cylindrical conductor with an inner radius a and an outer radius b and carries a current of 3A uniform on the cross-section. I am supposed to find the magnitude of the magnetic field radius r from the axis.

a=0.2 cm

b=3.8 cm

r=3 cm

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