5) A long, straight vertical copper wire generates a 0.350-μT Magnetic Field [Bwire which is 17.0 cm [d] perpendicularly from the wire. Calculate the Current [Ic, {A}] needed to create this magnetic field. Pay attention to units.

5) A long, straight vertical copper wire generates a 0.350-μT Magnetic Field [Bwire which is 17.0 cm [d] perpendicularly from the wire. Calculate the Current [Ic, {A}] needed to create this magnetic field. Pay attention to units.

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Pay attention to units.
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