Length = L = 25 m
Current = I = 25 A
Separation = d = 4 cm
Force = F = (uo*I1*I2*L)/(2pi*d) = (2*10^-7*25*25*25)/(0.04) = 0.078125 N
As current flowing in same direction, then the force will be in opposite direction and hence will be attracting force.
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