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Two very long straight wires P and Q carry currents of `10A` and `20A` respectively, and are at a distance `20cm` apart. If a third wire R (length `15cm`) having a current of `10A` is placed in middle between them, how much force will act on R? The direction of current in all the three wires is the same.

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