Two identical straight and long wires carry current I, and I2, respectively. Both wiresare cross at right angle with each other as shown in Figure 2. If Ih and I2 is similar inmagnitude, what will be the net magnetic field strength at point A, B, C, and D?A •• DFigure 2B.

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Two identical straight and long wires carry current I and I3, respectively. Both wires are cross at right angle with each other as shown in Figure 2. If Ii and I2 is similar in magnitude, what will be the net magnetic field strength at point A, B, C, and D? Figure 2

Two identical straight and long wires carry current I and I3, respectively. Both wires are cross at right angle with each other as shown in Figure 2. If Ii and I2 is similar in magnitude, what will be the net magnetic field strength at point A, B, C, and D? Figure 2

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