14. Wires A, B and C carries 4A, 8A and 10 A, respectively. The distance between wire A and wire B is 16 cm, and the distance between wire A and wire C is 22 cm. Find the force per unit length acting on each wire. A В с B

14. Wires A, B and C carries 4A, 8A and 10 A, respectively. The distance between wire A and wire B is 16 cm, and the distance between wire A and wire C is 22 cm. Find the force per unit length acting on each wire. A В с B

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