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Please refer again to Figure 2. Again, disregard the charge off to the right. This time, I1 = 2.87 A and I2 = 3.72 A; the separation between the wires is 9.60 cm. How far to the right of wire #1 will be total magnetic field due to both wires be equal to zero?

Please refer again to Figure 2. Again, disregard the charge off to the right. This time, I1 = 2.87 A and I2 = 3.72 A; the separation between the wires is 9.60 cm. How far to the right of wire #1 will be total magnetic field due to both wires be equal to zero?

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7. Please refer again to Figure 2. Again, disregard the charge off to the right. This time, I1 = 2.87 A and I2 = 3.72 A; the separation between the wires is 9.60 cm. How far to the right of wire #1 will be total magnetic field due to both wires be equal to zero?

   

5.85 cm
   

7.94 cm
   

4.18 cm
   

3.34 cm
The image illustrates two parallel, vertical arrows labeled \( I_1 \) and \( I_2 \), which represent electric currents flowing upwards. These two arrows depict two current-carrying wires. To the right of these wires, there is a small circle labeled \( q \) with an arrow pointing to the right, labeled \( v \). The circle represents a charged particle with a charge \( q \) moving with a velocity \( v \) to the right. This diagram is often used in physics to analyze the magnetic forces acting on a moving charged particle in the vicinity of current-carrying wires, using principles such as the right-hand rule and the concept of magnetic fields surrounding the wires.
Transcribed Image Text:The image illustrates two parallel, vertical arrows labeled \( I_1 \) and \( I_2 \), which represent electric currents flowing upwards. These two arrows depict two current-carrying wires. To the right of these wires, there is a small circle labeled \( q \) with an arrow pointing to the right, labeled \( v \). The circle represents a charged particle with a charge \( q \) moving with a velocity \( v \) to the right. This diagram is often used in physics to analyze the magnetic forces acting on a moving charged particle in the vicinity of current-carrying wires, using principles such as the right-hand rule and the concept of magnetic fields surrounding the wires.
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