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Two long wires are parallel to the axis and are located at z = 0, y = £a. Take a -9 cm. a) Find B at point P with b-3 cm, given that the wires carry equal currents in opposite direction ₁-I₂-8 A. B=(1+0)T b) At what point is B equal to 65% of the magnitude of the magnetic field at origin (0, 0, 0)? (Hint, find the magentic field at origin first.) km.

Two long wires are parallel to the axis and are located at z = 0, y = £a. Take a -9 cm. a) Find B at point P with b-3 cm, given that the wires carry equal currents in opposite direction ₁-I₂-8 A. B=(1+0)T b) At what point is B equal to 65% of the magnitude of the magnetic field at origin (0, 0, 0)? (Hint, find the magentic field at origin first.) km.

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b) At what point is B equal to 65% of the magnitude of the magnetic field at origin (0, 0, 0)? (Hint, find the magentic field at origin first.)
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