2) A 3 amp current flows in the +z direction (out of the page) 3mm away from a 2 amp current which flows in the +z direction (out of the page) as shown. +y i. The direction of the magnetic field generated by the 2A current at the location of the 3A current in the picture shown is A. +z (out of the page) B. -z (into the page) C. +x (right) D. -x (left) E. 0 ii. The magnitude of the magnetic force on a one meter long segment of the 3A current is A. 1.3E-4 N B. 2.7E-4 N C. 1.2E-9 N D. 4.0E-4 N E. 0 3 mm 3 A 2 A +X

2) A 3 amp current flows in the +z direction (out of the page) 3mm away from a 2 amp current which flows in the +z direction (out of the page) as shown. +y i. The direction of the magnetic field generated by the 2A current at the location of the 3A current in the picture shown is A. +z (out of the page) B. -z (into the page) C. +x (right) D. -x (left) E. 0 ii. The magnitude of the magnetic force on a one meter long segment of the 3A current is A. 1.3E-4 N B. 2.7E-4 N C. 1.2E-9 N D. 4.0E-4 N E. 0 3 mm 3 A 2 A +X

Principles of Physics: A Calculus-Based Text

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ISBN:9781133104261

Author:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Publisher:Raymond A. Serway, John W. Jewett

Chapter24: Electromagnetic Waves

Section: Chapter Questions

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