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Magnetic field at center of a current loop (radius R, current I):

Answer: mu 0 I/(2 R).

  • A mu<sub>0</sub> I/(4 pi R)
  • B mu<sub>0</sub> I/(2 R)
  • C mu<sub>0</sub> I/(R)
  • D 2 mu<sub>0</sub> I/R

Correct answer: B. mu<sub>0</sub> I/(2 R)

Explanation: B at center of circular loop = mu<sub>0</sub> I/(2R). This comes from Biot-Savart law integration around the full circle.

Magnetic Field Lines Around a Straight WireIfield forms concentric circles around the wire (right-hand rule)

The magnetic field around a long straight current-carrying wire forms concentric circles, with direction given by the right-hand rule (point thumb along I, fingers curl in the direction of B).

Concept context

Magnetic force on moving charges and currents, the Biot-Savart law, Ampere's law, and the cyclotron - how electric currents create and respond to magnetic fields.

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