
Bob S. answered 04/02/19
Electrical Engineer (PhD), can also help with Physics, Math and Coding
The magnetic field at the center of a current loop is proportional to I/R where I is the loop current and R is the loop radius.
The field in loop one is proportional to 1/10 and the field in loop two is proportional to 2/40.
The first loop's field is twice the second loop's field.