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1a. Determine the magnitude of the magnetic field at a point 33.0 mm from for a current-carrying conductor with 1.5 A of current running through it b. How would the magnetic field vary for the same conductor above if it was 2.5m long, and the current-carrying conductor was wound into a coil with a total of 5.0x103 turns? Express this value as a ratio to the magnetic field found in part a.
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