Q1) An infinite long wire carries current I,= 4 A upward is placed parallel tothe longest sides of a rectangular loop that carries I2= 12.5 A movingclockwise. If the distance between the infinite wire and the nearest side is 0.2m and the rectangular loop has dimensions of 0.1 mX 0.3 m. Perform thefollowing task.Explain why even though there exist forces due to the infinite wire onboth orthogonal segments, these forces do not affect the total forceexerted on the loop wire.

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Q1) An infinite long wire carries current I,
= 4 A upward is placed parallel to
the longest sides of a rectangular loop that carries I2
= 12.5 A moving
clockwise. If the distance between the infinite wire and the nearest side is 0.2
m and the rectangular loop has dimensions of 0.1 mX 0.3 m. Perform the
following task.
Explain why even though there exist forces due to the infinite wire on
both orthogonal segments, these forces do not affect the total force
exerted on the loop wire.

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