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Transcribed Image Text:The figure below shows an infinite wire carrying current i₁ = 4.069 A coming out of the page and another infinite wire a distance d
0.060 m below it which carries a current i₂ = 2.466 A moving to the right. Find the point y (distance above the bottom wire) along the
line between the two wires where the energy density of the magnetic field is a minimum. i
m
d
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