A 17.6 cm x 28.4 cm rectangular loop of wire carries 1.00 A of current clockwise around the loop. The magnetic field is 2.70 T out of the page. I=1.00 A -R cm- 1 2cm Į where Q=17.6 cm and R= 28.4 cm.

A 17.6 cm x 28.4 cm rectangular loop of wire carries 1.00 A of current clockwise around the loop. The magnetic field is 2.70 T out of the page. I=1.00 A -R cm- 1 2cm Į where Q=17.6 cm and R= 28.4 cm.

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A 17.6 cm x 28.4 cm rectangular loop of wire carries 1.00 A of current clockwise around the loop. The magnetic field is 2.70
T out of the page.
I = 1.00 A
-R cm
↑
Qcm
where Q=17.6 cm and R = 28.4 cm.
What is the net magnetic force on the loop?
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