Explanation Formula to calculate net magnetic field at point 1 is, B net 1 = B 1 + B 2 (1) Here, B 1 is the magnetic field at point 1 due to vertical wire. B 2 is the magnetic field at point 1 due to horizontal wire. Write the expression for magnetic field at any point 1 due to vertical wire. B 1 = μ o I 2 π r ( into the page ) = − μ o I 2 π r Here, μ o is the magnetic permeability in free space. I is the current flowing through the wire. r is the distance of point 1 from the vertical wire. Write the expression for the magnetic field at point 1 due to horizontal wire. B 2 = μ o I 2 π r ( out of page ) = μ o I 2 π r Substitute μ o I 2 π r for B 1 and − μ o I 2 π r for B 2 in equation (1). B net 1 = μ o I 2 π r + ( − μ o I 2 π r ) = 0 Formula to calculate net magnetic field at point 2 is, B net 2 = B 1 + B 2 (2) Here, B 1 is the magnetic field at point 2 due to vertical wire. B 2 is the magnetic field at point 2 due to horizontal wire. Write the expression for magnetic field at any point 2 due to vertical wire. B 1 = μ o I 2 π r ( out of page ) = μ o I 2 π r Here, I is the current flowing through the wire. r is the distance of point 1 from the vertical wire. Write the expression for the magnetic field at point 2 due to horizontal wire. B 2 = μ o I 2 π r ( out of page ) = μ o I 2 π r Substitute μ o I 2 π r for B 1 and μ o I 2 π r for B 2 in equation (2). B net 2 = μ o I 2 π r + ( μ o I 2 π r ) = μ o I π r Formula to calculate net magnetic field at point 3 is, B net 3 = B 1 + B 2 (3) Here, B 1 is the magnetic field at point 3 due to vertical wire

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