1. Two wires separated by a distance D carry current and current/₂ in the same direction. We want to find the magnetic force on a segment of length & of current 2. a. What is the direction (in/out/left/right/top/bottom) and magnitude of 5₁, the magnetic field generated by ₁ at location 1₂? Assume that wire 1 is very long. C. I b. What is the direction of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2? D I What is the magnitude of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2? 2. Based on your results do parallel currents attract or repel each other? d. What is the direction of the magnetic force that current 2 exerts on current 1? h 1₂ N L f. Now assume I, is opposite the direction of 4. Do anti-parallel currents attract or repel each other?

1. Two wires separated by a distance D carry current and current/₂ in the same direction. We want to find the magnetic force on a segment of length & of current 2. a. What is the direction (in/out/left/right/top/bottom) and magnitude of 5₁, the magnetic field generated by ₁ at location 1₂? Assume that wire 1 is very long. C. I b. What is the direction of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2? D I What is the magnitude of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2? 2. Based on your results do parallel currents attract or repel each other? d. What is the direction of the magnetic force that current 2 exerts on current 1? h 1₂ N L f. Now assume I, is opposite the direction of 4. Do anti-parallel currents attract or repel each other?

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in the same direction. We want to find the magnetic force on a
segment of length of current 2.
a. What is the direction (in/out/left/right/top/bottom) and
magnitude of 5₁, the magnetic field generated by at location
1₂? Assume that wire 1 is very long.
I
I
b. What is the direction of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2?
C. What is the magnitude of the magnetic force exerted by current 1 on current 2?
e. Based on your results do parallel currents attract or repel each other?
d. What is the direction of the magnetic force that current 2 exerts on current 1?
h
1₂
L
f. Now assume I₂ is opposite the direction of 4. Do anti-parallel currents attract or repel each other?

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