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A current of 10 A flows in each of two conducting wires parallel to each other.The separation between the wires is 2 cm. Find the force per unit length of one of the wires.​

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Answered by unknownhelpofficial
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 \blue{  \mathtt{force \: on \: one \: wire \: due \: to \: other \: is \: f =   b i_{2}l}}

 \pink{ \mathtt{where \: magnetic \: field \: b =    \frac{\mu_{0} i_{1} }{2\pi \: r}}} \\

\green{first \: wire \: at \: distance \: r. }\\  \\ \gray{thus \: force \: per \: unit \: length \: between \: them \: is \: \frac{f}{l} = bi_{2} =    \frac{ \mu_{0}i_{1}i_{2}  }{2\pi \: r}}

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