18H The three wires, each of which pass I current, are twisted to form r-radius circles What is the relationship between the magnitudes of 8,, 8; and Br magnetic fields occurring at the centers of these KLM circles, respectively? B B B B B>B BB Bx B> BM

18H The three wires, each of which pass I current, are twisted to form r-radius circles What is the relationship between the magnitudes of 8,, 8; and Br magnetic fields occurring at the centers of these KLM circles, respectively? B B B B B>B BB Bx B> BM

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18H
The three wires, each of which pass I
current, are twisted to form r-radius circles
What is the relationship between the
magnitudes of 8,, 8; and Br magnetic fields
occurring at the centers of these KLM
circles, respectively?
B B B
B B>B
BB Bx
B> BM

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