Problem 5. Two long, straight, parallel wires, distance d apart, each carry current I in the same direction. What is the magnetic field halfway between the two wires? O A. O B. 401 into the page пd O C. 401 out of the page HọI пd D. 2µoI out of the page пd

Problem 5. Two long, straight, parallel wires, distance d apart, each carry current I in the same direction. What is the magnetic field halfway between the two wires? O A. O B. 401 into the page пd O C. 401 out of the page HọI пd D. 2µoI out of the page пd

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O A. O
B. 401 into the page
пd
O C. 401 out of the page
HọI
пd
D.
2µoI
out of the page
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