Consider a close square filament of length 4 m on y = 0 plane with 1 A current passing through it. If The magnetic flux density in a region of free space is given by B = ax + 2ay - az T, then the torque of the closed loop (in N•m) is O ay + az ax + ay ax - az O - ax - az

Consider a close square filament of length 4 m on y = 0 plane with 1 A current passing through it. If The magnetic flux density in a region of free space is given by B = ax + 2ay - az T, then the torque of the closed loop (in N•m) is O ay + az ax + ay ax - az O - ax - az

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Consider a close square filament of length 4
m on y = 0 plane with 1 A current passing
through it. If The magnetic flux density in a
region of free space is given by B = ax + 2ay
- az T, then the torque of the closed loop (in
N•m) is *
ay + az
ах + ay
ах- az
O - ax - az

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