The diagram below shows two long parallel wires, 1 & 2, each carrying a current of 98 A. The direction of the current for each wire is indicated in the diagram. The distance between the wires is 2.5 cm & thedistance between wire 1 & point P is 6 cm. Use the standard cartesian coordinate system.1XPA.) At P, determine the directions of B₁ & B₂.direction of B₁ at P =-direction of B₂ at P =>+✓B.) Determine the x & y components of B₁ at P.B1x =B₁y =C.) Determine the x & y components of B₂ at P.B₂x =B2y =вгуD.) Determine the magnitude & direction of Bnet at P.Bnet =direction of Bnet =to the HORIZONTAL in ---Choose quadrant --- V

Only 3 parts can be answered. Given : Currents I1 = I2 = 98 A Distance between wires =2.5 cm…

The diagram below shows two long parallel wires, 1 & 2, each carrying a current of 98 A. The direction of the current for each wire indicated in the diagram. The distance between the wires is 2.5 cm & the distance between wire 1 & point P is 6 cm. Use the standard cartesian coordinate system. P A.) At P, determine the directions of B₁ & B₂. direction of B₁ at P = - direction of B₂ at P => B.) Determine the x & B1x = B₁y = C.) Determine the x & B2x = B2y = components of B₁ at P. components of B₂ at P. D.) Determine the magnitude & direction of Bnet at P. Bnet = direction of Bnet = to the HORIZONTAL in Choose quadrant ---

The diagram below shows two long parallel wires, 1 & 2, each carrying a current of 98 A. The direction of the current for each wire indicated in the diagram. The distance between the wires is 2.5 cm & the distance between wire 1 & point P is 6 cm. Use the standard cartesian coordinate system. P A.) At P, determine the directions of B₁ & B₂. direction of B₁ at P = - direction of B₂ at P => B.) Determine the x & B1x = B₁y = C.) Determine the x & B2x = B2y = components of B₁ at P. components of B₂ at P. D.) Determine the magnitude & direction of Bnet at P. Bnet = direction of Bnet = to the HORIZONTAL in Choose quadrant ---

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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