Please refer to Figure 2 included in this folder. For the moment please disregard the moving charge off to the right. The diagram above shows segments of two long straight wires, carrying currents l_1 = 4.67 A and I_2= 4.83 A respectively. The distance between the wires is 7.37 cm. What is the force on a 8.72-cm segment of wire #2 due to the magnetic field from wire #1? 5.34E-06 N 2.67E-06 N 7.48E-06 N 9.08E-06 N

Please refer to Figure 2 included in this folder. For the moment please disregard the moving charge off to the right. The diagram above shows segments of two long straight wires, carrying currents l_1 = 4.67 A and I_2= 4.83 A respectively. The distance between the wires is 7.37 cm. What is the force on a 8.72-cm segment of wire #2 due to the magnetic field from wire #1? 5.34E-06 N 2.67E-06 N 7.48E-06 N 9.08E-06 N

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