(a) (b) Figure 6-24. Anti-parallel strips and wires (a) wire lies in a perpendicular bisector plane (b) wire lies in plane of strip. -42. Figure 6-24(b) shows anti-parallel, infinite-length current-carrying strip and wire. Find the force per unit length between strip and wire.

(a) (b) Figure 6-24. Anti-parallel strips and wires (a) wire lies in a perpendicular bisector plane (b) wire lies in plane of strip. -42. Figure 6-24(b) shows anti-parallel, infinite-length current-carrying strip and wire. Find the force per unit length between strip and wire.

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