In which of the following systems does Ampere's law apply? Consider that a constant total current I flows through each wire. The Amperian loops are colored red. I. IV. I. II. a. Only I. b. Only I. and II. c. Only I., II., and IV. d. Ampere's law applies to all systems

In which of the following systems does Ampere's law apply? Consider that a constant total current I flows through each wire. The Amperian loops are colored red. I. IV. I. II. a. Only I. b. Only I. and II. c. Only I., II., and IV. d. Ampere's law applies to all systems

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In which of the following systems does Ampere's law apply? Consider that a constant
total current I flows through each wire. The Amperian loops are colored red.
I.
IV.
II.
III.
a. Only I.
b. Only I. and II.
c. Only I., II., and IV.
d. Ampere's law applies to all systems
с.

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