HDue: Fri, May 21Give Up?O HintAssignment Score:69.4%ResourcesCheck AnswerQuestion 22 of 31 >A flat, 163 turn current-carrying loop is immersed in a uniform magnetic field. The area of the loop is 9.61 x 10-4 m², andthe angle between its magnetic dipole moment and the field is 53.3°. Find the strength B of the magnetic field that causes atorque of 2.41 x 10¬³ N-m to act on the loop when a current of 0.00291 A flows in it.TB =

Number of turns in the current-carrying loop, N=163 Area of the loop, A=9.61×10-4 m2 The angle…

A flat, 163 turn current-carrying loop is immersed in a uniform magnetic field. The area of the loop is 9.61 x 10-4 m2, and the angle between its magnetic dipole moment and the field is 53.3°. Find the strength B of the magnetic field that causes a torque of 2.41 x 10 N-m to act on the loop when a current of 0.00291 A flows in it. В —

A flat, 163 turn current-carrying loop is immersed in a uniform magnetic field. The area of the loop is 9.61 x 10-4 m2, and the angle between its magnetic dipole moment and the field is 53.3°. Find the strength B of the magnetic field that causes a torque of 2.41 x 10 N-m to act on the loop when a current of 0.00291 A flows in it. В —

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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