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A current carrying circular loop is placed in an infinite plane if `phi `i is the magnetic flux through the inner region and `phi `o is magnitude of magnetic flux through the outer region, then

A

`phi I gt phi o`

B

`phi I lt phi o`

C

`phi I = - phi o`

D

`phi I = phi o`

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