2. A rectangular loop on x plane with sides a=2 m and b=1 m carries10-A-current as shown. Magnetic field in the medium is given by bB = xk µT. CalculateI= 10.4Ma. the magnetic force on each segment KL, LM, MN and NK,b. the net magnetic force on the loop.K

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A rectangular loop on xx plane with sides a=2 m and b=1 m carries 10-A-current as shown. Magnetic field in the medium is given by b 5-x μπ. Calculate a. the magnetic force on each segment KL, LM, MN and NK, b. the net magnetic force on the loop. I=10.A M a

A rectangular loop on xx plane with sides a=2 m and b=1 m carries 10-A-current as shown. Magnetic field in the medium is given by b 5-x μπ. Calculate a. the magnetic force on each segment KL, LM, MN and NK, b. the net magnetic force on the loop. I=10.A M a

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2. A rectangular loop on x plane with sides a=2 m and b=1 m carries
10-A-current as shown. Magnetic field in the medium is given by b
B = xk µT. Calculate
I= 10.4
M
a. the magnetic force on each segment KL, LM, MN and NK,
b. the net magnetic force on the loop.
K

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