Consider an infinitely long wire carrying a current I1 at the left of a rectangular loop with length a and width b carrying a current of I, as shown in the figure. The wire is at a distance b from the leftmost length of the loop. What is the magnitude of the total magnetic force the long wire exerts on the current loop? O A. Zero O B. HOII2ª 4xb 47 O D. HOII½6 4πα

Consider an infinitely long wire carrying a current I1 at the left of a rectangular loop with length a and width b carrying a current of I, as shown in the figure. The wire is at a distance b from the leftmost length of the loop. What is the magnitude of the total magnetic force the long wire exerts on the current loop? O A. Zero O B. HOII2ª 4xb 47 O D. HOII½6 4πα

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