There will be no force between two current carrying wires if currents are
Parallel to each other
Antiparallel to each other
Perpendicular to each other
Nothing can be said

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There will be no force between two current carrying wires currents areParallel to each otherAntiparallel to each otherPerpendicular to each otherNothing can be said

Toppr Admin · Accepted Answer

The magnetic field due to a current-carrying wire circulates around the wire, in other words, the magnetic field vectors point tangent to circles whose planes are perpendicular to the wire and whose centers are intersected by the wire.

The magnetic force experienced by a moving charge q (like those in line currents) with a velocity v in a field B is given by
$F = q (v \times B)$
Since The velocity of charge conductor and magnetic field is zero therefore $v X B = V B s i n (0) = 0$
$F = q (v \times B) = 0$

There will be no force between two current carrying wires if currents areParallel to each otherAntiparallel to each otherPerpendicular to each otherNothing can be said

There will be no force between two current carrying wires if currents are
Parallel to each other
Antiparallel to each other
Perpendicular to each other
Nothing can be said