1. Two current carrying wires are situated as in the figure shown above. Thewire on the left carries a current of I1 and the rectangular wire carries at currentof I2. Keeping the dimensions as c, a, and l to be arbitrary, find the net forceexerted on the loop by the magnetic field by the wire. (ch. 30, problem 25,physics for scientists and engineers)

Force between the left side of the rectangular wire and long wire: F1=μoI1I2l2πc Force between the…

1. Two current carrying wires are situated as in the figure shown above. The wire on the left carries a current of I1 and the rectangular wire carries at current of Iz. Keeping the dimensions as c, a, and I to be arbitrary, find the net force exerted on the loop by the magnetic field by the wire. (ch. 30, problem 25, physics for scientists and engineers)

1. Two current carrying wires are situated as in the figure shown above. The wire on the left carries a current of I1 and the rectangular wire carries at current of Iz. Keeping the dimensions as c, a, and I to be arbitrary, find the net force exerted on the loop by the magnetic field by the wire. (ch. 30, problem 25, physics for scientists and engineers)

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