A loop of current is sitting flat on this computer screen with current flowing clockwise through the loop. If there is anexternal uniform magnetic field directed from right to left, will the loop rotate? If so, in which direction?Yes, it will rotate so that the right side of the loop moves out of the screen and the left side moves into the screen.It will not rotate.O Yes, it will rotate so that the right side of the loop moves into the screen and the left side moves out of the screen.

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