A long, straight, hollow wire with inner radius 3.0 mm and outer radius 8.6 mm has 2.4 A of current passing through, uniformly distributed throughout its cross-sectional area. Determine the magnitude of the magnetic field by the wire a radial distance of 6.3 mm from its axis. Give your answer in units of µT.

A long, straight, hollow wire with inner radius 3.0 mm and outer radius 8.6 mm has 2.4 A of current passing through, uniformly distributed throughout its cross-sectional area. Determine the magnitude of the magnetic field by the wire a radial distance of 6.3 mm from its axis. Give your answer in units of µT.

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