%3DA wire in the shape shown in the figure is carrying a current i = 3 A. The wire is under a uniform magnetic field B =%3D3.9 T.The length L is 14.5 cm and the angle 0 is 9.3°.What is the magnitude of the net magnetic force on the wire ?L.L.L.L.Select one:O 6.741O3.941O 6.79O0.045O ZeroO Not Given

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A wire in the shape shown in the figure is carrying a current i = 3 A. The wire is under a uniform magnetic field B = 3.9 T. The length L is 14.5 cm and the angle 0 is 9.3°. What is the magnitude of the net magnetic force on the wire ? L. L.

A wire in the shape shown in the figure is carrying a current i = 3 A. The wire is under a uniform magnetic field B = 3.9 T. The length L is 14.5 cm and the angle 0 is 9.3°. What is the magnitude of the net magnetic force on the wire ? L. L.

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