The figure below shows two long current-carrying wires in the xy plane with 1-2.40 A to the left and f=8.50 A downward.

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The figure below shows two long current-carrying wires in the xy plane with 1-2.40 A to the left and f=8.50 A downward.

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The Figure Below Shows Two Long Current Carrying Wires In The Xy Plane With 1 2 40 A To The Left And F 8 50 A Downward 1
The Figure Below Shows Two Long Current Carrying Wires In The Xy Plane With 1 2 40 A To The Left And F 8 50 A Downward 1 (10.55 KiB) Viewed 33 times
The figure below shows two long current-carrying wires in the xy plane with 1-2.40 A to the left and f=8.50 A downward. The wires are not in contact with each other. What are the magnade and direction of the magnetic field due to the two wires at the following locations? (a) at point A, a distance a 60.0 cm and b-470 cm in the x and y directions from the intersection of the wires magnitude direction 12 (b) at 2-47.0 om behind the intersection of the wires magnitude
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