We have 2 wires, each in a loop, centered around point C. The smaller looped wire has current 12 = 860 A, inside a larger looped wire with current 11= 609 A. The direction of the currents are indicated in the illustration. If distances d1= 7.4 mm, and d2 = 2.4 mm, what magnetic field is experienced at point C by both wires? (THIS MEANS BOTH MAGNITUDE + DIRECTION) (Into the paper is negative -z, Out of the paper is positive +z)

We have 2 wires, each in a loop, centered around point C. The smaller looped wire has current 12 = 860 A, inside a larger looped wire with current 11= 609 A. The direction of the currents are indicated in the illustration. If distances d1= 7.4 mm, and d2 = 2.4 mm, what magnetic field is experienced at point C by both wires? (THIS MEANS BOTH MAGNITUDE + DIRECTION) (Into the paper is negative -z, Out of the paper is positive +z)

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