How much stronger is the actual field from the whole wire

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Find the magnetic field generated 5.0 cm above a single 2.5 cm long segment of copper wire carrying a current of 3.0 A. Assuming the wire is very long, how much stronger is the actual field from the whole wire at this point?

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