Part AThe figure shows a wire that is connected to a power supply and suspended between the poles of a magnet. When the switch is closed, the wire deflects in the direction shown.BOWhich of the dashed boxes A-D represents the position of the north magnetic pole?► View Available Hint(s)ABDASubmitCross section of wire; currentdirected out of screenD3 of 15Direction inwhich wiredeflectsReview

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▼ Part A The figure shows a wire that is connected to a power supply and suspended between the poles of a magnet. When the switch is closed, the wire deflects in the direction shown. B Which of the dashed boxes A-D represents the position of the north magnetic pole? View Available Hint(s) OOOO OA B Cross section of wire; current directed out of screen O C OD D Direction in which wire deflects

▼ Part A The figure shows a wire that is connected to a power supply and suspended between the poles of a magnet. When the switch is closed, the wire deflects in the direction shown. B Which of the dashed boxes A-D represents the position of the north magnetic pole? View Available Hint(s) OOOO OA B Cross section of wire; current directed out of screen O C OD D Direction in which wire deflects

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Chapter19: Magnetism

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 28P: At a certain location, Earth has a magnetic field of 0.60 104 T, pointing 75 below the horizontal...

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