Problem 4.RBAmᎾN turns, carrying IA circular loop of wire with radius R, N turns, and total mass M carries a current I.It is pivoted about a line that passes through the loop as shown, then placed in a uniformmagnetic field B = Bỏ2 so that its magnetic moment makes an initial angle of 0 << withthe z-axis at time t = 0, and is then released.Describe its small-angle motion quantitatively. Note well that this arrangement has noangular momentum to speak of and will not precess!

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Problem 4. R BA m N turns, carrying I A circular loop of wire with radius R, N turns, and total mass M carries a current I. It is pivoted about a line that passes through the loop as shown, then placed in a uniform magnetic field B = Bº2 so that its magnetic moment makes an initial angle of <<< with the z-axis at time t = 0, and is then released. Describe its small-angle motion quantitatively. Note well that this arrangement has no angular momentum to speak of and will not precess!

Problem 4. R BA m N turns, carrying I A circular loop of wire with radius R, N turns, and total mass M carries a current I. It is pivoted about a line that passes through the loop as shown, then placed in a uniform magnetic field B = Bº2 so that its magnetic moment makes an initial angle of <<< with the z-axis at time t = 0, and is then released. Describe its small-angle motion quantitatively. Note well that this arrangement has no angular momentum to speak of and will not precess!

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BA
m
Ꮎ
N turns, carrying I
A circular loop of wire with radius R, N turns, and total mass M carries a current I.
It is pivoted about a line that passes through the loop as shown, then placed in a uniform
magnetic field B = Bỏ2 so that its magnetic moment makes an initial angle of 0 << with
the z-axis at time t = 0, and is then released.
Describe its small-angle motion quantitatively. Note well that this arrangement has no
angular momentum to speak of and will not precess!

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