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In a current carrying circular loop of wire is the magnetic induction uniform for all the points inside the loop?
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Magnetic induction, also known as magnetic field (B), is the magnetic effect produced by electric currents and magnetic materials. In the context of a current-carrying loop, the magnetic field is generated by the electric current flowing through the wire. Show more…
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