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Why not D ?
D contradicts Newton's third law of motion: bodies in interaction must exert exactly opposite forces on each other.
consider this--|dw:1415363676956:dw| here force on wire 2 is \[F_{21}=\frac{ \mu _0I_1I_2 }{ 2 \pi d }\\d=distence~ Between~ the~wires\\\] and force on wire 1 will be the same that of wire 2 but opposite in direction. so\[force~on~wire1=F_{12}=\frac{ \mu _0I_2I_1 }{ 2 \pi d }\] so in your problem \[I_1=1~amp~ and~I_2=2~amp\\so ~force~on~wire~2 =F_{21}=\frac{ \mu _0*2* 1}{ 2 \pi d }\\and~force~on~wire~1 ~is=F_{12}=\frac{ \mu_0*1*2 }{ 2 \pi d}\\so~ F_{12}=F_{21}\\so ~they~are~same~In~magnitude~and~opposite~In~direction\] thats why opt(C) is correct
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