Chapter 29, Problem 041In the figure, a long straight wire carries a current ₁ = 41.9 A and arectangular loop carries current i₂ = 16.7 A. Take a = 1.32 cm, b = 6.71cm, and L= 42.5 cm. What is the magnitude of the net force on the loopdue to /₁?abL

Given,i1=41.9 Ai2=16.7 Aa =1.32 cm=0.0132 mb = 6.71 cm = 0.0671 mL = 42.5 cm = 0.425 m

In the figure, a long straight wire carries a current ₁ = 41.9 A and a rectangular loop carries current 2 = 16.7 A. Take a = 1.32 cm, b = 6.71 cm, and L= 42.5 cm. What is the magnitude of the net force on the loop due to /₁?

In the figure, a long straight wire carries a current ₁ = 41.9 A and a rectangular loop carries current 2 = 16.7 A. Take a = 1.32 cm, b = 6.71 cm, and L= 42.5 cm. What is the magnitude of the net force on the loop due to /₁?

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