The current loop shown in the figure below lies in the plane of the page. The angle given fully specifies the parallelogram pictured. The magnetic field lies in the plane of the page and points up. Determine the net force and the net torque on the loop, if the magnitude of magnetic field is 2 T. 8.0 cm / = 10A Hint 10 cm- Figure Description The magnitude of the net force is is N.m. 60° 100 B N, and the magnitude of the net torque

The current loop shown in the figure below lies in the plane of the page. The angle given fully specifies the parallelogram pictured. The magnetic field lies in the plane of the page and points up. Determine the net force and the net torque on the loop, if the magnitude of magnetic field is 2 T. 8.0 cm / = 10A Hint 10 cm- Figure Description The magnitude of the net force is is N.m. 60° 100 B N, and the magnitude of the net torque

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The current loop shown in the figure below lies in the plane of the page. The angle given fully
specifies the parallelogram pictured. The magnetic field lies in the plane of the page and points up.
Determine the net force and the net torque on the loop, if the magnitude of magnetic field is 2 T.
8.0 cm
/ = 10A
Hint
10 cm-
Figure Description
The magnitude of the net force is
is
N.m.
60°
100
B
N, and the magnitude of the net torque

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