Consider a squared loop of mass m and side 2b. A long, horizontal wire that carries a current lo is located a distance b above the loop. The loop will remain suspended in air in the position shown if a current /flows in it. The magnitude of this current /is: Io 2b 3mg/polo 6Tmbmg/Ho lo 3mmg/2Ho lo 2mbmg/po lo

Consider a squared loop of mass m and side 2b. A long, horizontal wire that carries a current lo is located a distance b above the loop. The loop will remain suspended in air in the position shown if a current /flows in it. The magnitude of this current /is: Io 2b 3mg/polo 6Tmbmg/Ho lo 3mmg/2Ho lo 2mbmg/po lo

University Physics Volume 2

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Chapter12: Sources Of Magnetic Fields

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Problem 38P: A circular loop of radius R carries a current I. At what distance along the axis of the loop is the...

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