(c) The pictures below show iron filling images of three different conductor arrangements. Label the arrangement of the conductors. Choose a current direction and then indicate the direction of the field lines.

(c) The pictures below show iron filling images of three different conductor arrangements. Label the arrangement of the conductors. Choose a current direction and then indicate the direction of the field lines.

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Chapter21: Current And Direct Current Circuits

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