A sinusoidally oscillating current I(t) with an amplitude of 4.55 A and a frequency of 879 cycles per second is carried by a long, straight wire. A rectangular loop of copper wire with dimensions b = 9.18 cm by c = 4.13 cm is located a = 10.2 cm from the straight wire, and is coplanar with it. Calculate the average power Payg dissipated by the loop if its resistance is 64.3 Q. I(1) -9 1.96 x10 Pavg W Incorrect

A sinusoidally oscillating current I(t) with an amplitude of 4.55 A and a frequency of 879 cycles per second is carried by a long, straight wire. A rectangular loop of copper wire with dimensions b = 9.18 cm by c = 4.13 cm is located a = 10.2 cm from the straight wire, and is coplanar with it. Calculate the average power Payg dissipated by the loop if its resistance is 64.3 Q. I(1) -9 1.96 x10 Pavg W Incorrect

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