9- BK, BL, and BM magnetic fields are formed at the points K, L, and M respectively, when current I passes through the infinitely long straight wire. What is the relationship between the magnitudes of magnetic fields?

9- BK, BL, and BM magnetic fields are formed at the points K, L, and M respectively, when current I passes through the infinitely long straight wire. What is the relationship between the magnitudes of magnetic fields?

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Chapter22: Magnetism

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9- Bx, BL, and BM magnetic fields are formed at the points K, L, and M respectively, when current I passes through the
infinitely long straight wire. What is the relationship between the magnitudes of magnetic fields?
K.
M
a)
BL>BK>BM
b)
BL=BK<BM
BL>Bx=BM
BK=BL=BM
BL=BK>BM

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