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Dunnis
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| I2= 1A | | I2= 1A | I2= 1A
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|r=1m |r=1m |r=1m
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| I1= 1A | | I1= 1A | I1= 1A
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Ampere's Force Law: F= 2* mu0/(4Pi*r) * I1*I2; is this the force felt by each one single wire, or the total force between the two? There is apparently something wrong with this equation, it gives the same result regardless of different wire lengths, therefore it seem useless, no? Also it will produce different result than what would you "normally" get by using the Lorentz force equation: F= I*L x B. Yes?