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Consider the following. (a) Find the resultant magnetic force exerted by the long wire on the square current loop in the figure below if I1 = 7.60 A and I2 = 4.24 A. The edge length of the square is 22.0 cm, and the distance from the long wire to the closest edge of the loop is 5.45 cm. magnitude direction (b) Find the magnetic torque on the current loop. magnitude direction

Consider the following. (a) Find the resultant magnetic force exerted by the long wire on the square current loop in the figure below if I1 = 7.60 A and I2 = 4.24 A. The edge length of the square is 22.0 cm, and the distance from the long wire to the closest edge of the loop is 5.45 cm. magnitude direction (b) Find the magnetic torque on the current loop. magnitude direction

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Consider the following. (a) Find the resultant magnetic force exerted by the long wire on the square current loop in the figure below if I 1 = 7.60 A and I 2 = 4.24 A . The edge length of the square is 22.0 cm , and the distance from the long wire to the closest edge of the loop is 5.45 cm . magnitude direction (b) Find the magnetic torque on the current loop. magnitude direction

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