**Question:**How should you orient a current-carrying wire in a uniform magnetic field such that there's no net magnetic force on the wire (select all that apply)?**Options:**- □ Place the wire along an axis that is parallel to the magnetic field- □ Place the wire along an axis that forms an angle of 45° with respect to the magnetic field- □ Place the wire along an axis that is at right angles to the magnetic field- ☑ Place the wire along an axis that is anti-parallel to the magnetic field

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How should you orient a current-carrying wire in a uniform magnetic field such that there's no net magnetic force on the wire (select all that apply)? O Place the wire along an axis that is parallel to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that forms an angle of 45° with respect to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that is at right angles to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that is anti-parallel to the magnetic field

How should you orient a current-carrying wire in a uniform magnetic field such that there's no net magnetic force on the wire (select all that apply)? O Place the wire along an axis that is parallel to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that forms an angle of 45° with respect to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that is at right angles to the magnetic field O Place the wire along an axis that is anti-parallel to the magnetic field

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