1 Wire 1 Wire 2 Long, straight, parallel wires 1 and 2 carry current I in opposite directions, as shown. Which of the following correctly describes the magnetic fields from the wires in the region between the wires and provide evidence to support this claim? A The magnetic fields are in opposite directions, because the currents are in opposite directions. B) The magnetic fields are in opposite directions, because the region is on opposite sides of the wires: to the right of wire 1 and to the left of wire 2. C The magnetic fields are in the same directions, because both wires are long and straight. D The magnetic fields are in the same directions, because the currents have the same magnitude. E The magnetic fields are in the same directions, because the currents are in opposite directions and are on opposite sides of the wires: to the right of wire 1 and to the left of wire 2. < >