Part BWhat is the distance d from the wire to the center of the loop?Express your answer with the appropriate units.CHAμA?d=ValuemSubmitPrevious Answers Request Answer168X Incorrect; Try Again; 5 attempts remaining >The wire in (Figure 1) carries current I2, which is 20times the current I₁ of the loop; the direction of thecurrent in the wire is shown. The magnetic field in thecenter of the loop is zero. The radius R of the loop is1.4 cm.Figure<1 of 1>1₂dR1₁

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The wire in (Figure 1) carries current I2, which is 20 times the current I1 of the loop; the direction of the current in the wire is shown. The magnetic field in the center of the loop is zero. The radius R of the loop is 1.4 cm. Figure 1 of 1 12 d R 1₁

The wire in (Figure 1) carries current I2, which is 20 times the current I1 of the loop; the direction of the current in the wire is shown. The magnetic field in the center of the loop is zero. The radius R of the loop is 1.4 cm. Figure 1 of 1 12 d R 1₁

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