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A current I flows in a conducting wire of lenth L. If we bent it in a circular form, then calculate its magnetic dipole moment.

A

`TL^(2)/4pi`

B

`IL/4pi`

C

`I^(2)L/4pi`

D

`I^(2)L^(2)/4pi`

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