5. Current is flowing through a wire loop (shown below, as if we are looking from the top). Sketch the magnetic field lines. Explain why this looks like a dipole, and where you might imagine a north and south pole for an equivalent permanent magnet near edge of loop is here

5. Current is flowing through a wire loop (shown below, as if we are looking from the top). Sketch the magnetic field lines. Explain why this looks like a dipole, and where you might imagine a north and south pole for an equivalent permanent magnet near edge of loop is here

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Chapter23: Electromagnetic Induction, Ac Circuits, And Electrical Technologies

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