A straight electrical conductor carries a steady direct current vertically through a flat horizontal surface. Which pattern best describes the magnetic field lines formed around the conductor?
- AStraight magnetic lines that travel parallel alongside the wire in the direction of current flow
- Concentric closed circles centered on the wire in planes perpendicular to the conductorCevap
- CRadial field lines pointing straight outward from the wire due to expanding voltage pressure
- DPulsating magnetic loops that appear only when alternating current flows through the wire
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Concentric closed circles centered on the wire in planes perpendicular to the conductor
When an electric current passes through a straight conductor, it generates a magnetic field consisting of concentric circular lines of magnetic flux that wrap around the wire in planes perpendicular to the conductor's axis.
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A straight current-carrying conductor generates a circular magnetic field in planes perpendicular to the direction of the current.
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