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FACULTY OF SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS QUESTION NO. 1: MANDATORY/JOPTIONAL/BONDS The figure shows a rectangular wire with the shown details What is the magnetude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the ad side of the coil.? b) What is the magnetic moment of the wire ? c) In unit-vector notation, what is the torque acting on the wire about the hinge line (cd line)? l=18 A 0.55 m 1.44 m 0-72 B= 1.25 T TL

FACULTY OF SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS QUESTION NO. 1: MANDATORY/JOPTIONAL/BONDS The figure shows a rectangular wire with the shown details What is the magnetude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the ad side of the coil.? b) What is the magnetic moment of the wire ? c) In unit-vector notation, what is the torque acting on the wire about the hinge line (cd line)? l=18 A 0.55 m 1.44 m 0-72 B= 1.25 T TL

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FACULTY OF SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS QUESTION NO. 1: MANDATORY/JOPTIONAL/BONDS The figure shows a rectangular wire with the shown details What is the magnetude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the ad side of the coil.? b) What is the magnetic moment of the wire ? c) In unit-vector notation, what is the torque acting on the wire about the hinge line (cd line)? l=18 A 0.55 m 1.44 m 0-72 B= 1.25 T TL
Transcribed Image Text:FACULTY OF SCIENCES DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS QUESTION NO. 1: MANDATORY/JOPTIONAL/BONDS The figure shows a rectangular wire with the shown details What is the magnetude and direction of the magnetic force acting on the ad side of the coil.? b) What is the magnetic moment of the wire ? c) In unit-vector notation, what is the torque acting on the wire about the hinge line (cd line)? l=18 A 0.55 m 1.44 m 0-72 B= 1.25 T TL
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