Asked by mm.

Two current carrying wires cross at right angles as indicated in the figure.

If the wires are not restrained, what statement best describes the motion of the wires?

Hint: To help you visualize the situation, draw first the magnetic field that Wire 1 makes at the points shown on Wire 2. Use those magnetic fields and the current of Wire 2 to find the forces on Wire 2. Repeat the same procedure for the magnetic field that Wire 2 makes at the points shown on Wire 1. Use this now to find the forces on Wire 2.


Wire 1 moves out of the page; Wire 2 moves into the page
Wire 1 rotates clockwise; Wire 2 rotates counterclockwise

Wire 1 rotates counterclockwise; Wire 2 rotates clockwise

Wire 1 moves up; Wire 2 moves to the left
Wire 1 moves down; Wire 2 moves to the right

Answers

Answered by mm.
wire 1 has a horizontal current to the left, wire 2 has a vertical current pointing up
Answered by PEACE :)
Using RHR i got
Wire 1 rotates clockwise; Wire 2 rotates counterclockwise
Answered by Anonymous
thats wat i got as well but is that correct
Answered by PEACE :)
i am not sure. :(
Answered by mm.
ya that's correct

thanks
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