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Three long, straight electrical cables, running north and south, are tightly enclosed in an insulating sheath. One of the cables carries a 22.3 A current southward; the other two carry currents of 18.9 A and 8.6 A northward.
Use Ampereās law to calculate the magnitude of the magnetic field at a distance of 10.0 \rm m from the cables.
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