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Which law states that for any closed loop, the sum of the length segments times the magnetic field in the direction of the segment is proportional to the electric current enclosed in the loop?

a. ohm’s law
b. faraday’s law
c. ampere’s law
d. gauss’ law
e. edison’s law

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