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In the diagram shown, `I_(1), I_(2)` are the magnitudes of current in the squre loop and infinite long straight conductor respectively. If the net magnetic field at the centre of the loop is zero, then the relation between `I_(1) and I_(2)` is

A

`I_(1)=(I_(2))/(6sqrt2)`

B

`I_(1)=(I_(2))/(4sqrt2)`

C

`I_(1)=(I_(2))/(2sqrt2)`

D

`I_(1)=(I_(2))/(sqrt2)`

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