Three long, straight wires are located at the corners of an equilateral triangle of side L = 40 cm as shown in the figure above.I₁ = 5 A, 1₂ = 11 A, Is = 6 A.a) What is the magnetic field due to I, and I₂ at the position of Is?B = (i+₁) Tb) What is the magnetic force per meter on the wire with I3?F/l=i+) N/m

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a) What is the magnetic field due to I, and I₂ at the position of Is? B=(+³) T b) What is the magnetic force per meter on the wire with Is? F/1=1+) N/m

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Three long, straight wires are located at the corners of an equilateral triangle of side L = 40 cm as shown in the figure above.
I₁ = 5 A, 1₂ = 11 A, Is = 6 A.
a) What is the magnetic field due to I, and I₂ at the position of Is?
B = (i+₁) T
b) What is the magnetic force per meter on the wire with I3?
F/l=i+) N/m

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