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calculate the magnetic field due to the parallel currents at point p, which is 0.02 m away from the top wire and 0.04 m away from the bottom wire
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calculate the magnetic field due to the parallel currents at point p, which is 0.02 m away from the top wire and 0.04 m away from the bottom wire

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2*10^(-7) (50I1±25I2)

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