Please answer thiss The magnetic field strength of a thoroughly wound flat circular coil of wire that has a measured radius of 2.5 cmand carries 10 A of current is 9.44 mT. How many loops has the wire have?O 121 loops118 loopsⒸ 119 loopsO 116 loops What is the angle form between a 2 A current and 2.5 T magnetic field if the magnetic force is 8.6 N, if the lengthof the wire is 3 m?55 degrees45 degrees25 degrees35 degrees

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The magnetic field strength of a thoroughly wound flat circular coil of wire that has a measured radius of 2.5 cm and carries 10 A of current is 9.44 mT. How many loops has the wire have? O 121 loops O 118 loops 119 loops O 116 loops

The magnetic field strength of a thoroughly wound flat circular coil of wire that has a measured radius of 2.5 cm and carries 10 A of current is 9.44 mT. How many loops has the wire have? O 121 loops O 118 loops 119 loops O 116 loops

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The magnetic field strength of a thoroughly wound flat circular coil of wire that has a measured radius of 2.5 cm
and carries 10 A of current is 9.44 mT. How many loops has the wire have?
O 121 loops
118 loops
Ⓒ 119 loops
O 116 loops

What is the angle form between a 2 A current and 2.5 T magnetic field if the magnetic force is 8.6 N, if the length
of the wire is 3 m?
55 degrees
45 degrees
25 degrees
35 degrees

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