The figure below shows a long straight wire near a rectangular current loop. (Assume I, = 14.0 A and r= 6.50 cm.) 10.0 cm 1= 30.0 A -30.0 cm What is the magnitude in newtons and direction of the total force on the loop? magnitude N direction --Select-- ---Select--- toward the wire away from the wire to the left to the right into the page out of the page ---Select-- an

The figure below shows a long straight wire near a rectangular current loop. (Assume I, = 14.0 A and r= 6.50 cm.) 10.0 cm 1= 30.0 A -30.0 cm What is the magnitude in newtons and direction of the total force on the loop? magnitude N direction --Select-- ---Select--- toward the wire away from the wire to the left to the right into the page out of the page ---Select-- an

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The figure below shows a long straight wire near a rectangular current loop. (Assume I, = 14.0 A and r = 6.50 cm.)
I,
10.0 cm
1, = 30.0 A
30.0 cm
What is the magnitude in newtons and direction of the total force on the loop?
magnitude
N
direction
---Select---
---Select---
toward the wire
away from the wire
to the left
to the right
into the page
out of the page
---Select---
an

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