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A rectangular loop 2 cm wide by 4 cm long carrying a current of 1 A is bent at a right angle by
bending in half its length as shown in the figure:
calculate
a) the dipole moment of the loop
b) the torque that the loop experiences when establishing a magnetic field parallel to a portion of
the loop B = 1 μîî
i
↑B
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