12- Which of the following(s) is used to calculate the magnetic field?I. Biot-Savart LawII. Coulomb's Law12 -III. Ampere's LawIV. Ohm's LawO A) Only IIB) II and IIC) Only IO D) I and IIIO E) Only III

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Which of the following(s) is used to calculate the magnetic field? I. Biot-Savart Law II. Coulomb's Law III. Ampere's Law IV. Ohm's Law O A) Only II B) II and II C) Only I D) I and III OE) Only III

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Which of the following(s) is used to calculate the magnetic field?
I. Biot-Savart Law
II. Coulomb's Law
12 -
III. Ampere's Law
IV. Ohm's Law
O A) Only II
B) II and II
C) Only I
O D) I and III
O E) Only III

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