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A conducting wire carrying current I is shown in the figure. The magnitude of magnetic field at the point P will be

A

`(µ_0I)/(2pir))`

B

`(µ_0I)/(4pir))`

C

`(µ_0I)/(8pir))`

D

Zero

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