X4 Consider the two wires existing in the XY-plane as shown in figure. The first wire is very long and carrying current /, and is parallel to the x-axis at 2m away from the origin. The second wire is carrying current I2 and extending from origin as shown. P2(1,1) 1, 2m P,(0,0) Find the force (magnitude and direction) per meter affecting the second wire at points: P,(0,0) and P2(1,1)

X4 Consider the two wires existing in the XY-plane as shown in figure. The first wire is very long and carrying current /, and is parallel to the x-axis at 2m away from the origin. The second wire is carrying current I2 and extending from origin as shown. P2(1,1) 1, 2m P,(0,0) Find the force (magnitude and direction) per meter affecting the second wire at points: P,(0,0) and P2(1,1)

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Author:Stephen L. Herman

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