A conducting rod of length = 15 cm and mass m = 30 g is placed on thelincline angled at 37°, like shown below. Only consider the rod as the wires connectedto it have negligible mass. Ignore friction.7.yX188B37°Suppose the magnetic field is B = 0.253 T and the rod is static equilibrium, what isdirection and magnitude of the current passing through the rod?

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A conducting rod of length 15 cm and mass m = 30 g is placed on the incline angled at 37°, like shown below. Only consider the rod as the wires connected to it have negligible mass. Ignore friction. Z. y B 37° Suppose the magnetic field is B = 0.25ĵ T and the rod is static equilibrium, what is direction and magnitude of the current passing through the rod?

A conducting rod of length 15 cm and mass m = 30 g is placed on the incline angled at 37°, like shown below. Only consider the rod as the wires connected to it have negligible mass. Ignore friction. Z. y B 37° Suppose the magnetic field is B = 0.25ĵ T and the rod is static equilibrium, what is direction and magnitude of the current passing through the rod?

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incline angled at 37°, like shown below. Only consider the rod as the wires connected
to it have negligible mass. Ignore friction.
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Suppose the magnetic field is B = 0.253 T and the rod is static equilibrium, what is
direction and magnitude of the current passing through the rod?

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