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Both conducting loops shown below are coplanar (in the y/z axes)
and carry current as shown. They are separated by some arbitrary
distance. Will they attract or repel each other?
current
o
N
current
О
N
A.
They will attract each other.
B. They will repel each other.
C. They will not exert a force on each other.
D. They will attract each other and then repel each other as an
oscillator.
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