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Two long straight parallel current carrying conductors each of length `l` and current `i` are placed at a distance `r_(0)`. Show that the total work done by an external agent in slowly reducing their distance of separation to `(r_(0))/(2)` is `(mu_(0))/(2pi)i^(2)ln(2)`

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