2:03 PM18.3(24A Imssb1.mutah.edu.jo/mP Flag questionFor the hexagonal loop in thefigure below, given that theloop carrying a current of 12.2A and the distance d=0.41 m.find the magnetic field ( inunits of uT) at the center ofthe loop.I,60Select one:O A. 8.93Ов. 17.85Oc. 35.71OD. 11.90O E. 26.78+

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For the hexagonal loop in the figure below, given that the loop carrying a current of 12.2 A and the distance d=D0.41 m. find the magnetic field (in units of uT) at the center of the loop.

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