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14. A current-carrying wire carries a current of 0.895 A. How far away from the wire is point P if the magnetic field at that location is 5.34 x 10° T? O 0.0559 A 0.335 A 0.0335 A 0.559 A

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14. A current-carrying wire carries a current of 0.895 A. How far away from the wire is point P if the magnetic field at that location is 5.34 x 106 T?
O 0.0559 A
0.335 A
0.0335 A
O 0.559 A

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