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An infifnitely long conductor `PQR` is bent to form a right angle as shown in figure. A current `I` flows through `PQR`. The magnetic field due to this current at the point `M` is `H_1` Now, another infinitely long straight conductor `QS` is connected at `Q`, so that current is `I/2` in `QR` as well as in `QS`, the current in `PQ` remaining unchanged. The magnetic field at `M` is now `H_2`. The ratio `H_1/H_2` is given by `

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