a: A current of I=1 A flows through a very long straight wire. How far away from the wire does the magni- tude of the created magnetic field equal the magni- tude of earths magnetic field Bearth 5 x 10-5T. (Remember that the permeability of free space is Ha = 4n x 10-7Tm/A)

a: A current of I=1 A flows through a very long straight wire. How far away from the wire does the magni- tude of the created magnetic field equal the magni- tude of earths magnetic field Bearth 5 x 10-5T. (Remember that the permeability of free space is Ha = 4n x 10-7Tm/A)

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