11. Two long wires, carrying oppositely directed currents of equal magnitude (1₁= 12) out of and into the plane of the f

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11. Two long wires, carrying oppositely directed currents of equal magnitude (1₁= 12) out of and into the plane of the f

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11. Two long wires, carrying oppositely directed currents of equal magnitude (1₁= 12) out of and into the plane of the figure, respectively, are located at two vertices of an equilateral triangle, as shown in the figure below. What is the direction of the magnetic field at the third vertex of the triangle due to the two currents? [5] 125 1.0 O Fig.6 A. Horizontally to left (B. Horizontally to right up the page D. Down the page
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