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A rigid rectangular loop, measuring width 0.26 m by height 0.6 m, carries a current I-9.7 A, as shown in the figure. A uniform external magnetic field of magnitude 6
12T in the y direction is present. The bottom segment is in the xy-plane and forms an angle of 18 with the x-axis, as shown. What is the z component of the magnetic force
on the top segment of the loop?
0.035 N
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0280 N
O64 N
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