A long, straight cylindrical wire conductor of radius R =2.0 mm carries a current I= 60 A of uniform current density in the conductor. Calculate the magnetic field due to this current at r= 3.0 mm. Select one: a. 4 x 10-3 Tesla O b. 3 x 10-3 Tesla c 1x 10-3 Tesla

A long, straight cylindrical wire conductor of radius R =2.0 mm carries a current I= 60 A of uniform current density in the conductor. Calculate the magnetic field due to this current at r= 3.0 mm. Select one: a. 4 x 10-3 Tesla O b. 3 x 10-3 Tesla c 1x 10-3 Tesla

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A long, straight cylindrical wire conductor of radius R =2.0
mm carries a current I= 60 A of uniform current density in
the conductor. Calculate the magnetic field due to this
current at r= 3.0 mm.
B
Select one:
а.
4 x 10-3 Tesla
O b.
3 x 10-3 Tesla
c. 1x 10-3 Tesla
d.
6x 10-3 Tesla
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