3) A current of 40A flows through a 5m wire with a magnetic field of 150T as shown in the figures below. Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic force acting on each wire. Write a summary of findings:

3) A current of 40A flows through a 5m wire with a magnetic field of 150T as shown in the figures below. Calculate the magnitude of the magnetic force acting on each wire. Write a summary of findings:

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