Given a current (I; 5.0 A) carrying loop of radius (r; 5 cm) placed across the external magnetic field strength (B; 1.20 T). B = 1.20 T $ =90 r= 0.0500m I=5.00 A Determine the following parameters: (a) Lorentz Force produced at the center of the loop due to external Magnetic Field (B): (b) Magnetic dipole moment (u) of the current loop: (c) Torque (t; Rotational Force) experienced by the charge flowing on the loop due to B. (d) Potential energy of a Magnetic moment (µ) due to the external magnetic field (B).

Given a current (I; 5.0 A) carrying loop of radius (r; 5 cm) placed across the external magnetic field strength (B; 1.20 T). B = 1.20 T $ =90 r= 0.0500m I=5.00 A Determine the following parameters: (a) Lorentz Force produced at the center of the loop due to external Magnetic Field (B): (b) Magnetic dipole moment (u) of the current loop: (c) Torque (t; Rotational Force) experienced by the charge flowing on the loop due to B. (d) Potential energy of a Magnetic moment (µ) due to the external magnetic field (B).

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