1) A rectangular loop of wire is laying flat on a table. Sides of the loop are 25.0 cm (short sides) and 75.0 cm (long sides) each. If a current of 5.78 Amperes flows through the loop, what will be the magnitude and direction of the forces on each side of the loop?_Make sure you draw one or more pictures to illustrate your answers. (HINT: Treat this problem like a pair of parallel wires)

1) A rectangular loop of wire is laying flat on a table. Sides of the loop are 25.0 cm (short sides) and 75.0 cm (long sides) each. If a current of 5.78 Amperes flows through the loop, what will be the magnitude and direction of the forces on each side of the loop?_Make sure you draw one or more pictures to illustrate your answers. (HINT: Treat this problem like a pair of parallel wires)

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A rectangular loop of wire is laying flat on a table. Sides of the loop are 25.0 cm
(short sides) and 75.0 cm (long sides) each. If a current of 5.78 Amperes flows
through the loop, what will be the magnitude and direction of the forces on each
side of the loop? Make sure you draw one or more pictures to illustrate your
answers. (HINT: Treat this problem like a pair of parallel wires)

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