Using the right hand rule, what direction is the force going for question 1-10 please. (1)Øinto pageRight hand rules training (plotted on 2D)Find B intrinsic(3) Force on Current IBB(6) Force on current IBINCVout of page(2)(9) Force on moving charge q>0IIf unstated, charges are assumed to be positive(4) Force on current IIBFind B intrinsic(7) Force on current IB(5) Force on current II(10) Force on moving charge q>011(8) Force on current IBB(11) Force on moving charge q>0B

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(1) into page x Right hand rules training (plotted on 2D) 3) Force on Current I B Find B intrinsic out of page ) Force on current I A A A AB (2) I If unstated, charges are assumed to be positive Find B intrinsic (4) Force on current I B (7) Force on current I (5) Force on current I B (8) Force on current I

(1) into page x Right hand rules training (plotted on 2D) 3) Force on Current I B Find B intrinsic out of page ) Force on current I A A A AB (2) I If unstated, charges are assumed to be positive Find B intrinsic (4) Force on current I B (7) Force on current I (5) Force on current I B (8) Force on current I

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 32P: Two long, parallel wires are hung by cords of length 5.0 cm, as shown in the accompanying figure....

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