Consider two parallel wires. Wire 1 carries a current l1 = 2.0 A out of the page. Wire 2 carries a current I2 = 3.2 A out of the page. Find the total magnetic field at point P. Express your result in terms of unit vectors as well as in terms of magnitude and direction. 0,60M I, 1,3 0m 0,30m

Consider two parallel wires. Wire 1 carries a current l1 = 2.0 A out of the page. Wire 2 carries a current I2 = 3.2 A out of the page. Find the total magnetic field at point P. Express your result in terms of unit vectors as well as in terms of magnitude and direction. 0,60M I, 1,3 0m 0,30m

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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