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4) Two identical rings, each having radius r, each carrying current I , are placed so...

4) Two identical rings, each having radius r, each carrying current I , are placed so that they are touching at one point, and perpendicular. What is the magnetic field at the point where their axis’ intersect? You may use r=5cm, I = 10mA

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