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Statement (A) : Ampere's law states that the line integral of `vecB.vecdl` along a closed path round the current carrying conductor is equal to `μ_(0)i` (i is the net current through the surface bounded by the closed path)
Statement (B) : Ampere's law can be derived from Biot savart's law

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A is true B is false

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A is false B is true

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A and B are true

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A and B is false

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