Sequentially, wires A, B, and C from the right where 2 A, 4 A, and 6 A are supplied with electric current with A-C distance of 10 cm and A-B distance of 40% of the total distance. Determine the Lorentz force on wire B! 11

Sequentially, wires A, B, and C from the right where 2 A, 4 A, and 6 A are supplied with electric current with A-C distance of 10 cm and A-B distance of 40% of the total distance. Determine the Lorentz force on wire B! 11

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Sequentially, wires A, B, and C from the
right where 2 A, 4 A, and 6 A are supplied
with electric current with A-C distance of
10 cm and A-B distance of 40% of the total
distance. Determine the Lorentz force on
wire B!

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