Q14. By the considering the RHR-1 mentioned earlier, insert and label the magnetic force ateach of the four points (for both cases) directly on Figure 11 above. (If the force iszero at any point, say so.)Q15. As a result of the magnetic force, what could happen to each loop of wire, i.e., wouldit rotate one way or the other, expand, contract, or would it not be affected all?Explain.Case (a)Case (b) Consider these current-carrying loops of wire in uniform magnetic fields. In both cases, thecurrent is clockwise (and the direction of I is shown at one point).Case (a)Case (b)XXXXXXXBBFigure 11: A loop of wire in the presence of a uniform magnetic field. The current flowsclockwise through each loop. In, (a) the magnetic field is directed into the page, and (b) themagnetic field points left to right.

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Q14. By the considering the RHR-1 mentioned earlier, insert and label the magnetic force at each of the four points (for both cases) directly on Figure 11 above. (If the force is zero at any point, say so.) Q15. As a result of the magnetic force, what could happen to each loop of wire, i.e., would it rotate one way or the other, expand, contract, or would it not be affected all? Explain.

Q14. By the considering the RHR-1 mentioned earlier, insert and label the magnetic force at each of the four points (for both cases) directly on Figure 11 above. (If the force is zero at any point, say so.) Q15. As a result of the magnetic force, what could happen to each loop of wire, i.e., would it rotate one way or the other, expand, contract, or would it not be affected all? Explain.

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Chapter22: Magnetic Forces And Magnetic Fields

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