A current sheet, K = 30.0a A / m, lies in the plane z = −5 m and a filamentary conductor is on the y axis with a current of 5.0 A in the direction a. Find the force per unit length. Resp 94.2 uN / m (attractio

A current sheet, K = 30.0a A / m, lies in the plane z = −5 m and a filamentary conductor is on the y axis with a current of 5.0 A in the direction a. Find the force per unit length. Resp 94.2 uN / m (attractio

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