A rectangular loop of wire with sides H = 27 cm andW = 64 cm carries current I2 = 0.352 A. An infinitestraight wire, located a distance L = 31 cm fromsegment ad of the loop as shown, carries current I1= 0.58 A in the positive y-direction.WI,1" What is Fadx, the x-component of the force exerted by the infinite wireon segment ad of the loop?N Submit2) What is Fhc x, the x-component of the force exerted by the infinite wireon segment bc of the loop?.N Submit3) What is Fnet,y, the y-component of the net force exerted by the infinitewire on the loop?N Submit4) Another infinite straight wire, aligned with the y-axis is now added at adistance 2L = 62 cm from segment bc of the loop as shown. A current, I3,flows in this wire. The loop now experiences a net force of zero.2LAyWhat is the direction of I3?O along the positive y-directionO along the negative y-directionSubmit5) What is the magnitude of I3?A Submit

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A rectangular loop of wire with sides H = 27 cm and W = 64 cm carries current I2 = 0.352 A. An infinite straight wire, located a distance L = 31 cm from segment ad of the loop as shown, carries current I = 0.58 A in the positive y-direction. I, L W I2

A rectangular loop of wire with sides H = 27 cm and W = 64 cm carries current I2 = 0.352 A. An infinite straight wire, located a distance L = 31 cm from segment ad of the loop as shown, carries current I = 0.58 A in the positive y-direction. I, L W I2

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Chapter29: Sources Of The Magnetic Field

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