A long straight wire of radius R carrying a current I with uniform current density> Let r be an arbitrary distance from the center axis of the wire. What is the magnetic field magnitude inside the wire (r<R) and the correct plot of the magnitude of B outside the wire?

A long straight wire of radius R carrying a current I with uniform current density> Let r be an arbitrary distance from the center axis of the wire. What is the magnetic field magnitude inside the wire (r<R) and the correct plot of the magnitude of B outside the wire?

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