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Question
Tick (✓) the correct choice among the following :
Consider two cases of two parallel current carrying conductors. Current in
th e same direction and currents in th e opposi te directions will produce
Options
Attraction and repulsion respectively
Repulsion and attraction respectively,
Attraction in both cases
Repulsion in both cases
Osci llation in both cases
Solution
Repulsion and attraction respectively,
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