40) When two parallel wires are carrying equal currents, the magnitude of the force between the wires dependents on the: 1) Medium between the wires 2) Distance apart of the wire 3) Direction of the current

40) When two parallel wires are carrying equal currents, the magnitude of the force between the wires dependents on the: 1) Medium between the wires 2) Distance apart of the wire 3) Direction of the current

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40) When two parallel wires are carrying equal currents, the magnitude of the force between the wires
dependents on the:
1) Medium between the wires
2) Distance apart of the wire
3) Direction of the current

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