A rectangular loop of a wire, whose dimensions are a=4.4m and b=1.2m, is placed in a region of uniform magnetic field, B=7T, as shown in the figure below. The loop carries a current of I=9.7A.The sides of the rectangle is labeled as (1), (2), (3) and (4). If the angle is 0=55 degrees, what it the magnitude of the sum of the magnetic forces acting on the sides (1) and (4)? Express your answer in units of N using zero decimal places. a ェの (1)

A rectangular loop of a wire, whose dimensions are a=4.4m and b=1.2m, is placed in a region of uniform magnetic field, B=7T, as shown in the figure below. The loop carries a current of I=9.7A.The sides of the rectangle is labeled as (1), (2), (3) and (4). If the angle is 0=55 degrees, what it the magnitude of the sum of the magnetic forces acting on the sides (1) and (4)? Express your answer in units of N using zero decimal places. a ェの (1)

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