2. In order to cook this turkey, we will place it between two long straight parallel wires subject to a current ichef separated by distance D. The wires have either the current running in the same or opposing directions of equal magnitude. (a) Draw a picture representing a current-carrying wire. Indicate some- where at point P away from the wire, then write the expression for Biot-Savart's law in both vector and magnitude form. (b) Applying our knowledge about finding magnetic fields away from long straight wires, determine the necessary current ichef to produce a uni- form magnetic field B, and thus cooking this turkey at the center of both wires. Show both case of opposing and same-directional current.

2. In order to cook this turkey, we will place it between two long straight parallel wires subject to a current ichef separated by distance D. The wires have either the current running in the same or opposing directions of equal magnitude. (a) Draw a picture representing a current-carrying wire. Indicate some- where at point P away from the wire, then write the expression for Biot-Savart's law in both vector and magnitude form. (b) Applying our knowledge about finding magnetic fields away from long straight wires, determine the necessary current ichef to produce a uni- form magnetic field B, and thus cooking this turkey at the center of both wires. Show both case of opposing and same-directional current.

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