A rectangular current loop as shown in the figure has dimensions a = 0.18 m and b=0.10 m. Current I = 1.20 A is flowing in the loop (as illustrated). The loop and the magnetic field lines ( = 0.45 T) are both in the plane of the figure. What is the magnitude of the torque acting on the current loop? Nm If the current loop consists of 8 windings around the same rectangular dimensions, what is the magnitude of the total torque acting on the windings? |T|= In what direction does the torque vector point? Nm

A rectangular current loop as shown in the figure has dimensions a = 0.18 m and b=0.10 m. Current I = 1.20 A is flowing in the loop (as illustrated). The loop and the magnetic field lines ( = 0.45 T) are both in the plane of the figure. What is the magnitude of the torque acting on the current loop? Nm If the current loop consists of 8 windings around the same rectangular dimensions, what is the magnitude of the total torque acting on the windings? |T|= In what direction does the torque vector point? Nm

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A rectangular current loop as shown in the figure has dimensions a = 0.18 m and b = 0.10 m.
Current I = 1.20 A is flowing in the loop (as illustrated). The loop and the magnetic field lines (
= 0.45 T) are both in the plane of the figure. What is the magnitude of the torque acting on the
current loop?
|T|=
If the current loop consists of 8 windings around the same rectangular dimensions, what is the
magnitude of the total torque acting on the windings?
Nm
|T|
In what direction does the torque vector point?
Nm

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