How would you solve this question? A portion of a wire that is 0.150 m long is perpendicular to a region that contains a uniformmagnetic field which is 0.100 m square, as shown below.0.100 mRegion that containsa uniform magnetic fieldWireDirection ofelectron flow0.150 m –The current in the wire is 5.00 × 107'A, and the wire experiences a magnetic force of6.94 × 10* N, toward the top of the page.9. Determine the magnetic field (magnitude and direction) within the region of space thatcontains the uniform magnetic field

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9. Determine the magnetic field (magnitude and direction) within the region of space that contains the uniform magnetic field

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Region that contains
a uniform magnetic field
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electron flow
0.150 m –
The current in the wire is 5.00 × 107'A, and the wire experiences a magnetic force of
6.94 × 10* N, toward the top of the page.
9. Determine the magnetic field (magnitude and direction) within the region of space that
contains the uniform magnetic field

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