What is the angle between a wire carrying an 8 -A current and the 1.3 -T field surrounding the wire if a portion the wire, length 48 cm, experiences a magnetic force of 2.35 N? Things to Prepare: Draw a sketch of the wire and magnetic field labeling the angle between the current and the field. Angle, 8: 27.1 X

What is the angle between a wire carrying an 8 -A current and the 1.3 -T field surrounding the wire if a portion the wire, length 48 cm, experiences a magnetic force of 2.35 N? Things to Prepare: Draw a sketch of the wire and magnetic field labeling the angle between the current and the field. Angle, 8: 27.1 X

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