Answer:
We
know that the magnetic field is stronger near the current carrying conductor
and decreases as we move away from the conductor. In case of a current carrying
circular loop, the magnetic field is stronger near the periphery, but weaker
near the centre of the loop. Due to this, the magnetic field lines appear as
straight lines near the centre.
As we move towards the periphery of the circular loop, the magnetic field
lines appear to be diverging so that they can be circular around the wire of
the loop.
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