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A large Number N of closely spaced turns of find wire are wound in a single layer upon The surface of wooden sphere of radius 'R' with the planes of the turns perpendicular to the axis of the sphere and completely covering it's surface. The magnetic fleld intensity at the centre of the sphere is `alpha times(mu_(0)NI)/(8R)` determine the value of `alpha`?

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