A triangle is placed in a uniform magnetic field, B = 0.25 Ti (the green arrow %3D displayed in the figure). The current passing through the triangle (the blue arrow displayed in the figure) is 0.125 A. The magnetic force on the side CB has a magnitude of (in 10-3 N): B 7.50 cm 15.0 cm 30.00 13.0 cm Select one: O 2.22 1.17

A triangle is placed in a uniform magnetic field, B = 0.25 Ti (the green arrow %3D displayed in the figure). The current passing through the triangle (the blue arrow displayed in the figure) is 0.125 A. The magnetic force on the side CB has a magnitude of (in 10-3 N): B 7.50 cm 15.0 cm 30.00 13.0 cm Select one: O 2.22 1.17

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A triangle is placed in a
uniform magnetic field, B =
0.25 Ti (the green arrow
displayed in the figure). The
current passing through the
triangle (the blue arrow
displayed in the figure) is
0.125 A. The magnetic force
on the side CB has a
magnitude of (in 10-3 N):
B
7.50 cm
15.0 cm
30.0°
13.0 cm
Select one:
2.22
O 1.17

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