Problem 5: A piece of straight wire carrying a current, I, is subjected to a uniform magneticfield, B. Which of the following figure panels could correctly represent the wire, its currentflow direction, the B-field direction and direction of the magnetic force, F, exerted on thewire by the magnetic field? And which figure panels are wrong?OF(P)(Q)(R)(S)(T)(A) Panels Q, R and T are correct. Panels P and S are wrong.(B) Panels Q and R are correct. Panels P, S and T are wrong.(C) Panel R is correct. Panels P, Q, S and T are wrong.(D) Panels Q and T are correct. Panels P, R and S are wrong.(E) Panels P and S are correct. Panels Q, R and T are wrong.

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