9-Two long straight wires cross each other perpendicularly without touching as shown. Find the net magnetic field due to the two wires at point P, which is along the positive z axis. A) -0.15i +0.25j (µT) B) +0.15i +0.25j uT) C) -0.15i -0.25) (uT) D) +0.15i -0.25j uT 5.0 A 4.0m 3.0 A+

9-Two long straight wires cross each other perpendicularly without touching as shown. Find the net magnetic field due to the two wires at point P, which is along the positive z axis. A) -0.15i +0.25j (µT) B) +0.15i +0.25j uT) C) -0.15i -0.25) (uT) D) +0.15i -0.25j uT 5.0 A 4.0m 3.0 A+

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9-Two long straight wires cross each other perpendicularly without touching
as shown. Find the net magnetic field due to the two wires at point P, which is along the
positive z axis.
A) -0.15i +0.25) (uiT
B) +0.15i +0.25j (iT )
C) -0.1si -0.25j (uT)
D) +0.15i -0.25) uT)
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