Under which of the following conditions is Ampere's law most easily applied?
a) the currents are all in the same direction
b) the magnetic fields are spherically symmetrical
c) no currents are present within the system
d) the magnetic fields are cylindrically symmetric
e) no charged particles are present in the system
Ans: d) the magnetic fields are cylindrically symmetric
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