10 2. Which segments of the circuit loops contributed to the measured magnetic force? Explainmathematically (include diagram if necessary).For an appearatus in the setup attachedwhich segments of the "current loops"contribute to the total magnetic force. Provethis mathematically.Main Unit•100⁰ with the nolarity of the circuit hu auchanging the tue andRetort StandBalanceFigure 2. Magnetic balance experimental setup.-Current Loop-Magnet Assembly

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2. Which segments of the circuit loops contributed to the measured magnetic force? Explain
mathematically (include diagram if necessary).
For an appearatus in the setup attached
which segments of the "current loops"
contribute to the total magnetic force. Prove
this mathematically.
Main Unit
•100⁰ with the nolarity of the circuit hu auchanging the tue and
Retort Stand
Balance
Figure 2. Magnetic balance experimental setup.
-Current Loop
-Magnet Assembly

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