Given that, there is two current carrying wire. One is carrying h = 9 mA current in the -1j direction and the other wire is also carrying h = 10 mA current in the -1; direction. The seperation between the two parallel wires is d= 14 cm. If we consider a Length L = 79 m then what is the Magnitude of the Force acting on the wire segment. Use + sign for attractive force and – for repulsive. Force acting on the wire is? Give your answer up to at least three significance digits.

Given that, there is two current carrying wire. One is carrying h = 9 mA current in the -1j direction and the other wire is also carrying h = 10 mA current in the -1; direction. The seperation between the two parallel wires is d= 14 cm. If we consider a Length L = 79 m then what is the Magnitude of the Force acting on the wire segment. Use + sign for attractive force and – for repulsive. Force acting on the wire is? Give your answer up to at least three significance digits.

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