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Suppose you have two wires placed horizontally. lets say the first carries a current l1=90A. The second is placed 25cm below the first one. if the lower wire has a mass of 0.15 grams per meter of length, how much current,if possible, this second wire has to carry if we don't want it ti fail by gravity?
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