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The magnetic field due to an infinitely long current carrying wire is given by
For the direction of magnetic field you have to use right hand palm rule, for that you have to move your right hand's thumb in the direction of current and fingers towards the point where magnetic field is to be calculated then the direction of palm will be direction of magnetic field.
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