,A• DBy• C Consider the situation depicted below, where three closely spaced wires are carryingcurrents of magnitudes i = 1.2 mA, i2 = 4.1 mA and iz = 1.9 mA, with directionseither into the page or out of the page, as indicated in the figure. In one of the pointsthe magnetic field is measured to beB = (-9.2î + 4.6j)(units μΤ)In which of the points indicated in the figure was this magnetic field measured?

Given, the current flowing through the wires are i1=-1.2mAi2=+4.1mAi3=-1.9mA Here negative sign…

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