A positive charge to the left of a wire, moves parallel to it. The wire has a current flowing as shown. What is the direction of the Magnetic Field at the location of the particle? A) +z B) -z C) +x D) -x +x E) y +z

A positive charge to the left of a wire, moves parallel to it. The wire has a current flowing as shown. What is the direction of the Magnetic Field at the location of the particle? A) +z B) -z C) +x D) -x +x E) y +z

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