Q5) The Conductor 1 and 2 have carrying 2 amps. At the middle of the conductor 1 and 2, 3rd conductor is placed and it carrying 1 amp. The direction of the currents are given below and they are in parallel. Find the force direction of the 3rd conductor clearly. Please write the answer clearly and support your answer with equations. 13 2

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