In the figure below, the current in thelong, straight wire is l,=15.5 A, and thewire lies in the plane of therectangular loop, which carries acurrent of I2=10.0 A. The dimensionsin the figure are c= 0.100 m, a=0.150m, and , l= 0.450 m. Find themagnitude of the net force ( in unitsof uN) exerted on the loop by themagnetic field created by the wire.Select one:A. 91.5B. 114.7C. 83.7D. 52.7E. 46.5

Given:- The current I1 = 15.5 A I2 = 10.0 A c= 0.10 m and a = 0.150 l = 0.450 m Find:- The…

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n the figure below, the current in the ong, straight wire is l,=15.5 A, and the wire lies in the plane of the rectangular loop, which carries a current of I2=10.0 A. The dimensions

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