10 - A rectangular loop of wire, with one side, is 0.4 m and another side is 0.2 m is oriented as shown. The loop carries a current I= 1 A in the direction indicated, and a constant magnetic field B=2 T is applied and this field is oriented 60° with respect to the plane of the loop. What is the magnitude of the NI A) ( sin 300 = cos torque? ( T = 600= 0.5 , sin60°=cos30° = 0.86) pi x B, i B=2 T 60° 0.2 m I= 1A 0.4 m/

10 - A rectangular loop of wire, with one side, is 0.4 m and another side is 0.2 m is oriented as shown. The loop carries a current I= 1 A in the direction indicated, and a constant magnetic field B=2 T is applied and this field is oriented 60° with respect to the plane of the loop. What is the magnitude of the NI A) ( sin 300 = cos torque? ( T = 600= 0.5 , sin60°=cos30° = 0.86) pi x B, i B=2 T 60° 0.2 m I= 1A 0.4 m/

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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