A- 2.0 mm? A 14-gauge copper wire stretches through a uniform magnetic field (B=0.5T). The length of overlap is L=7.5cm. L-7.5 cm a. What is the mass of the wire segment? Magnetic field is perpendicular to wire as shown. b. What current is needed to support this wire against gravity?

A- 2.0 mm? A 14-gauge copper wire stretches through a uniform magnetic field (B=0.5T). The length of overlap is L=7.5cm. L-7.5 cm a. What is the mass of the wire segment? Magnetic field is perpendicular to wire as shown. b. What current is needed to support this wire against gravity?

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A- 2.0 mm
A 14-gauge copper wire stretches through a uniform
magnetic field (B=0.5T). The length of overlap is
L=7.5cm.
L-7.5 cm
a. What is the mass of the wire segment?
Magnetic field is
perpendicular to
wire as shown.
b. What current is needed to support this wire against gravity?

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