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Two wires are separated by distance d = 0.0398 m,
and carry equal currents of 2 A in opposite directions.
Find the magnetic field strength at the point P shown in the figure.
(in T)
OA: 2.136x10-6 OB: 2.841x10-6 OC: 3.778x10-6 OD: 5.025x10-6 OE: 6.683x10-6 OF: 8.889x10-6 OG: 1.182x10-5 OH: 1.572x10-
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