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Question
The correct pattern of magnetic field lines of the field produced by a current carrying circular loop is:
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Solution
Explanation:
Magnetic field lines enter from the south pole and exit from the north pole. A circular coil that conducts current has curved lines, a straight line running through the centre, and concentric circles at the coil's two opposite ends.
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