Physics2(Electricity and Magnetism)Subjects:-Faraday’s Law-Inductance-Alternating-Current Circuits 4)Two infinitely long parallel wires placed 2a apart on xy plane as shown in thefigure. Both wires carry current I in the negative y direction. Find the maximumvalue of the magnetic field on the z-axis. In the question a = 1m, I = 40A. µo =4n x 10-7 )a) 2x10-5Tb) 1,6x10-5Tc) 1,2x10-5Td) 8x10-6Te) 4x10-6T

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Physics2(Electricity and Magnetism)

Subjects:

-Faraday’s Law

-Inductance

-Alternating-Current Circuits

4)
Two infinitely long parallel wires placed 2a apart on xy plane as shown in the
figure. Both wires carry current I in the negative y direction. Find the maximum
value of the magnetic field on the z-axis. In the question a = 1m, I = 40A. µo =
4n x 10-7 )
a) 2x10-5T
b) 1,6x10-5T
c) 1,2x10-5T
d) 8x10-6T
e) 4x10-6T

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