A wire is bent into a circular loop of radius and carries a steady current

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A wire is bent into a circular loop of radius rr and carries a steady current II. If the radius is doubled without changing the current, how does the magnetic field at the centre of the loop change? (a) It becomes one-fourth of its original value (b) It becomes half of its original value (c) It doubles (d) It remains the same

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