A rectangular loop of wire of sides W = 0.34 m and L = 0.6 m lying in xy plane carries a current of I = 29 A. If a uniform magnetic field of B = (2.7 T)î + (1.1T)k is turned on, then what will be the initial magnitude of torque acting on the loop in units of in units of N·m? Answer: W

A rectangular loop of wire of sides W = 0.34 m and L = 0.6 m lying in xy plane carries a current of I = 29 A. If a uniform magnetic field of B = (2.7 T)î + (1.1T)k is turned on, then what will be the initial magnitude of torque acting on the loop in units of in units of N·m? Answer: W

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A rectangular loop of wire of sides W = 0.34 m and L = 0.6 m lying in xy plane carries a
current of I = 29 A. If a uniform magnetic field of B = (2.7 T)î + (1.1 T)k is turned on, then
what will be the initial magnitude of torque acting
the loop in units of in units of N-m?
Answer:
W

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