(A) If the current-carrying wire is made into a loop of radius 6.70 cm with 3.146 A current flowing through it, what would be the magnetic strength at the center of the loop? (B) If the radius is doubled, what happens to the magnetic field at the same point?

(A) If the current-carrying wire is made into a loop of radius 6.70 cm with 3.146 A current flowing through it, what would be the magnetic strength at the center of the loop? (B) If the radius is doubled, what happens to the magnetic field at the same point?

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