(a) Draw the three vectors of the magnetic field at point P produced by the electrical currents in each of the wires. (b) Determine the direction and direction of the resulting magnetic field at point P. (c) Calculate the modulus of the resulting magnetic field at point P

(a) Draw the three vectors of the magnetic field at point P produced by the electrical currents in each of the wires. (b) Determine the direction and direction of the resulting magnetic field at point P. (c) Calculate the modulus of the resulting magnetic field at point P

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