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Transcribed Image Text:3) One wire carries current I in positive direction along the x-axis and another wire
carries current I in positive direction along the y-axis.
a) Draw a figure showing the currents.
b) Find direction and magnitude of magnetic field at the point (a,a,0)
c) Find direction and magnitude of magnetic field at the point (a,-a,0)
d) Find direction and magnitude of magnetic field at the point (-a,a,0)
e) Find direction and magnitude of magnetic field at the point (-a,-a,0)
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