please!!!! provide the answer for G and H Two VERY LONG wires are placed along parallel linesas shown below in the picture.LEFT (at Xı= 0) has a current going out of thepage of value, I = 4 A. The current on the RIGHT(at X2= d) has a current going into the page of thepage of value, 2 = 6 A. The point "P" is at thelocation (x=6.00cm, z=10.4cm)The wire ON THEddWire 1Wire 2a. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field due towire 2 at the location of wire 1The Biot-Savart law say the direction of the magnetic field at a field point located in adirection f (from source to field point) where a source wire carries a current in thedirection î is îxîb. Find the unit directions for î and Î and perform the cross product to determinethe direction of the magnetic field due to wire2 at the location of wire1.c. Using the formulaformatfind the force per unit length in "Ij,k"= 1, I, x B,d. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field due to wire2 at the location of field pointe. Find the unit directions for f and Î and perform the cross product to determinethe direction of the magnetic field due to wire2 at the location of field point P.f. Find the magnitude of the magnetic field due to wire1 at the location of field pointPg. Find the unit directions for f and i and perform the cross product to determinethe direction of the magnetic field due to wire1 at the location of field point Ph. Find the Total B field at the field point P in "I, j, k" format

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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