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Two very long parallel straight wires of length L, are a distance d = 4 [cm] apart. The upper wire carries a conventional current I₁ = 3 [A] and the lower wire carries a conventional current I₂ = 4 [A] in the same direction. L 1. Bby 1 on 2 2. Bby 2 on 1 3. 1 on 2 =< Calculate the magnetic field B due to wire 1 at any point of wire 2. > [T] 4. Flyim! Calculate the magnetic field B due to wire 2 at any point of wire 1. [T] Calculate the magnetic force per unit length due to wire 1 on wire 2. > [N/m] =< =< Calculate the magnetic force per unit length due to wire 2 on wire 1. > [N/m]

Two very long parallel straight wires of length L, are a distance d = 4 [cm] apart. The upper wire carries a conventional current I₁ = 3 [A] and the lower wire carries a conventional current I₂ = 4 [A] in the same direction. L 1. Bby 1 on 2 2. Bby 2 on 1 3. 1 on 2 =< Calculate the magnetic field B due to wire 1 at any point of wire 2. > [T] 4. Flyim! Calculate the magnetic field B due to wire 2 at any point of wire 1. [T] Calculate the magnetic force per unit length due to wire 1 on wire 2. > [N/m] =< =< Calculate the magnetic force per unit length due to wire 2 on wire 1. > [N/m]

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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