A thin hollow copper pipe carries direct current than which is incorrect
A
Magnetic field inside the pipe is zero
B
Magnetic field is not zero out side the pipe
C
Electric field on the surface of pipe is not zero
D
Electric field outside the pipe is not zero
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Electric field outside the pipe is not zero
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