5. In your own words, explain Ampere's Law and its significance (explain both sides of equation). Determine then, how we find the magnetic field inside and outside of a wire with current i. Next, provide an example with a grouping of wires with an Amperian loop to show total enclosure of current.

5. In your own words, explain Ampere's Law and its significance (explain both sides of equation). Determine then, how we find the magnetic field inside and outside of a wire with current i. Next, provide an example with a grouping of wires with an Amperian loop to show total enclosure of current.

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