A rectangular wire loop with a length of 3.5 m and a width of 0.2 m carries a clockwise current of 32.4 A. An infinitely long wire carrying current 89.6 A from left to right lies nearby. At its closest point, the loop is a distance 0.16 m from the wire. W What is the force acting on the loop in Newtons? Use a positive number for an attractive force (loop moves toward wire) and a negative number for a repulsive force (loop moves away from wire).

A rectangular wire loop with a length of 3.5 m and a width of 0.2 m carries a clockwise current of 32.4 A. An infinitely long wire carrying current 89.6 A from left to right lies nearby. At its closest point, the loop is a distance 0.16 m from the wire. W What is the force acting on the loop in Newtons? Use a positive number for an attractive force (loop moves toward wire) and a negative number for a repulsive force (loop moves away from wire).

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A rectangular wire loop with a length of 3.5 m and a width of 0.2 m carries a clockwise current of 32.4 A. An
infinitely long wire carrying current 89.6 A from left to right lies nearby. At its closest point, the loop is a
distance 0.16 m from the wire.
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What is the force acting on the loop in Newtons? Use a positive number for an attractive force (loop moves
toward wire) and a negative number for a repulsive force (loop moves away from wire).

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