Question
Choosing different Amperean loops, show that out-side an ideal toroid $B = 0.$
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Answer
From below figure, the inner Amperean loop does not enclose any current while the outer Amperean loop encloses an equal number of $I_{in}$ and $I_{out}.$ Hence, by Ampere’s law, $B = 0$ outside an ideal toroid.
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