Below is a wire loop (a square one) that has a current running through it. This loop is in a magnetic field. The length of each side is given below, along with the magnetic field magnitude and the current flowing through the loops. The number of loops is also below. Axis of rotation L=0.550 m W 1.20 m 1= 3.300 A B= 7.60 T N = 335.0 loops What is the magnitude of the torque on this loop? Make sure to give your answer in a reasonable number of significant figures and include units (and careful about the order of the units for torque). Your Answer: Answer units

Below is a wire loop (a square one) that has a current running through it. This loop is in a magnetic field. The length of each side is given below, along with the magnetic field magnitude and the current flowing through the loops. The number of loops is also below. Axis of rotation L=0.550 m W 1.20 m 1= 3.300 A B= 7.60 T N = 335.0 loops What is the magnitude of the torque on this loop? Make sure to give your answer in a reasonable number of significant figures and include units (and careful about the order of the units for torque). Your Answer: Answer units

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