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There is "AB" as a straight-line wire carrying a current I1= 4A. EFGH is a rectangular loop carrying a current I2=2A thats going in counterclockwise direction. The rectangular loop EFGH is placed at 5 cm from wire "AB" and the dimension of the rectangular loop is EF=10 cm and GH=5 cm
-What's the direction of the net force acting on rectangular loop, EFGH (upward,downward, to the left, etc.)
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