**Transcription and Explanation for Educational Website**---**Text:**Next, consider a circular loop of wire carrying a counterclockwise current as shown. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field at points both inside and outside of the loop.**Diagrams and Explanation:**1. **Diagram Description:** - On the left is an illustration of a circular loop with an arrow indicating a counterclockwise current. - Inside the loop is a dashed rectangle indicating a region where the magnetic field direction needs to be determined. - Below the loop is another dashed rectangle representing a point outside the loop where the magnetic field direction should be identified.2. **Answer Bank:** - On the right, there is an "Answer Bank" with several options enclosed in rounded rectangles: - right - into screen - up - out of screen - down - left - no fieldThis exercise asks students to apply the right-hand rule to determine the magnetic field direction both inside and outside a wire loop with a counterclockwise current. The choices provided allow students to input the direction at specified points relative to the loop.

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Next, consider a circular loop of wire carrying a counterclockwise current as shown. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field at points both inside and outside of the loop. ⓇI right up Answer Bank down into screen out of screen no field left

Next, consider a circular loop of wire carrying a counterclockwise current as shown. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field at points both inside and outside of the loop. ⓇI right up Answer Bank down into screen out of screen no field left

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Next, consider a circular loop of wire carrying a counterclockwise current as shown. Indicate the direction of the magnetic field at points both inside and outside of the loop.

**Diagrams and Explanation:**

1. **Diagram Description:**
- On the left is an illustration of a circular loop with an arrow indicating a counterclockwise current.
- Inside the loop is a dashed rectangle indicating a region where the magnetic field direction needs to be determined.
- Below the loop is another dashed rectangle representing a point outside the loop where the magnetic field direction should be identified.

2. **Answer Bank:**
- On the right, there is an "Answer Bank" with several options enclosed in rounded rectangles:
- right
- into screen
- up
- out of screen
- down
- left
- no field

This exercise asks students to apply the right-hand rule to determine the magnetic field direction both inside and outside a wire loop with a counterclockwise current. The choices provided allow students to input the direction at specified points relative to the loop.

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