Find the force per unit length on the wire

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An infinite plane current sheet coincides with the xy plane. The surface current density is K'=K' y-hat where K'=const. A very long wire carrying a current I is parallel to the y axis and intersects the positive z axis at a distance d from the origin. Find the force per unit length on the wire.

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