can you please help solve both, thank you. A 0.0254 m long magnet is held next toa wire carrying 0.530 A of current, sothat the field is perpendicular to the wire.The resulting magnetic force is3.67*10^-4 N. What is the strength ofthe field?(Unit = T)Magnetic Field (T)Enter Find the magnetic field (positive magnitudeonly, no direction) at point P.I = 2.00 AO,%3D0.350 mI2 = 2.00 AO%3D[?]? ] x 10TRemember: Ho = 4tT•10-7 T•m/A%3DCoefficient (green)Exponent (yellow)Enter0.350 m

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A 0.0254 m long magnet is held next to a wire carrying 0.530 A of current, so that the field is perpendicular to the wire. The resulting magnetic force is 3.67*10^-4 N. What is the strength of the field?

A 0.0254 m long magnet is held next to a wire carrying 0.530 A of current, so that the field is perpendicular to the wire. The resulting magnetic force is 3.67*10^-4 N. What is the strength of the field?

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can you please help solve both, thank you.

A 0.0254 m long magnet is held next to
a wire carrying 0.530 A of current, so
that the field is perpendicular to the wire.
The resulting magnetic force is
3.67*10^-4 N. What is the strength of
the field?
(Unit = T)
Magnetic Field (T)
Enter

Find the magnetic field (positive magnitude
only, no direction) at point P.
I = 2.00 AO,
%3D
0.350 m
I2 = 2.00 AO
%3D
[?]
? ] x 10T
Remember: Ho = 4tT•10-7 T•m/A
%3D
Coefficient (green)
Exponent (yellow)
Enter
0.350 m

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