A rectangular loop of wire carries current i (Clockwise) and is near a long straightwire carrying the same currenti to the left. Wwhat is the direction of F(net) on therectangular loop, due to the B-field from the long, straight wire?toD>BSelect oneO a Along Arrow AO b Along Arrow BO cAlong Arrow CO d Along Arrow De. Out of the screen (or page)O finto the screen (or page)other direction

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