**Transcription:****Question 3:**_For a wire with some current \(i\) immersed in a uniform magnetic field \(B\), we can determine the force on it. Explain how the right hand rule differs for a force on a current-carrying wire than a moving charge._---This question explores the concept of magnetic forces on current-carrying wires and moving charges, emphasizing the application of the right-hand rule. The right-hand rule is a fundamental principle in electromagnetism used to determine the direction of the force exerted by a magnetic field. Understanding the differing applications of this rule in the context of current-carrying wires versus moving charges is crucial for comprehending the behavior of electric circuits and magnetic fields in physics.

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3. For a wire with some current i immersed in a uniform magnetic field B, we can determine the force on it. Explain how the right hand rule differs for a force on a current carrying wire than a moving charge.

3. For a wire with some current i immersed in a uniform magnetic field B, we can determine the force on it. Explain how the right hand rule differs for a force on a current carrying wire than a moving charge.

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