2. The current goes around a rectangular conducting frame as shown. The frame sits in the external magnetic field 5. a. Use 7 = x 5 to determine the direction (+x/-x/+y/-y/+z/-z/zero) of the torque on the rectangular loop. b. We can also determine the torque by analyzing the force that the external magnetic field exerts on the different segments of the square frame. Give the direction (+x/-x/+y/y/+z/z/zero) of the magnetic force on each section of the frame: 1. Force on the top leg of the current loop. II. III. IV. V. Force on the right leg of the current loop. Force on the bottom leg of the current loop. Force on the left leg of the current loop. +y L +Z B +8 Use your analysis of the forces to determine the direction of the torque on the frame. Check that this is consistent with your answer to (a).

2. The current goes around a rectangular conducting frame as shown. The frame sits in the external magnetic field 5. a. Use 7 = x 5 to determine the direction (+x/-x/+y/-y/+z/-z/zero) of the torque on the rectangular loop. b. We can also determine the torque by analyzing the force that the external magnetic field exerts on the different segments of the square frame. Give the direction (+x/-x/+y/y/+z/z/zero) of the magnetic force on each section of the frame: 1. Force on the top leg of the current loop. II. III. IV. V. Force on the right leg of the current loop. Force on the bottom leg of the current loop. Force on the left leg of the current loop. +y L +Z B +8 Use your analysis of the forces to determine the direction of the torque on the frame. Check that this is consistent with your answer to (a).

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2. The current goes around a rectangular conducting frame as shown. The frame
sits in the external magnetic field 5.
a. Use = x to determine the direction (+x/-x/+y/-y/+z/-z/zero) of the
torque on the rectangular loop.
b. We can also determine the torque by analyzing the force that the
external magnetic field exerts on the different segments of the square
frame. Give the direction (+x/-x/+y/-y/+z/z/zero) of the magnetic force
on each section of the frame:
I.
Force on the top leg of the current loop.
II.
III.
IV.
V.
Force on the right leg of the current loop.
Force on the bottom leg of the current loop.
Force on the left leg of the current loop.
+z
1
+y
B
+8
Use your analysis of the forces to determine the direction of the torque on the frame. Check that this is
consistent with your answer to (a).

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