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If the net field at center is zero, it means the magnetic field due to wire cancels the magnetic…

You measure the B field at the center of the loop to be zero. What can you say about the current in the loop? The wire in a line can be considered to be very long. Iloop Iline R R Iloop=Ine/2rt and is counter-clockwise Iloop Tuine and is clockwise Icope 21 and is clockwise Iloping and is counter-clockwise Iloop-Ime/2 and is clockwise

You measure the B field at the center of the loop to be zero. What can you say about the current in the loop? The wire in a line can be considered to be very long. Iloop Iline R R Iloop=Ine/2rt and is counter-clockwise Iloop Tuine and is clockwise Icope 21 and is clockwise Iloping and is counter-clockwise Iloop-Ime/2 and is clockwise

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Chapter11: Magnetic Forces And Fields

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Problem 40P: (a) What is the maximum torque on a 150-tum square loop of wire 13.0 cm oil a side that carries a...

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