A large part of motors (converting electrical and chemical energy into kinetic ener is linked to the idea of have something with a current in a magnetic field. For complete wire loops, this creates a torque and causes rotation. Below is an image this case - a wire loop (with the direction of current in purple) in a magnetic field. The axis of rotation is shown. This means the loop can only rotate about that axis Axis of rotation B (Magnetic Field) What is the direction of the rotation of the bottom of the loop? Make sure to consider the direction of the current when finding this direction.

A large part of motors (converting electrical and chemical energy into kinetic ener is linked to the idea of have something with a current in a magnetic field. For complete wire loops, this creates a torque and causes rotation. Below is an image this case - a wire loop (with the direction of current in purple) in a magnetic field. The axis of rotation is shown. This means the loop can only rotate about that axis Axis of rotation B (Magnetic Field) What is the direction of the rotation of the bottom of the loop? Make sure to consider the direction of the current when finding this direction.

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