The force is 2.3925*10⁻⁴.
What is current?
The speed at which electrons go past a particular location in an electrical circuit is known as current. Current = flow in the simplest terms. The international unit for measuring current is an ampere, pronounced "amp" (AM-pir).
What is magnetic field?
The area around a magnetic material or a moving electric charge where the force of magnetism acts is known as the magnetic field. a visual representation of the magnetic field that explains the distribution of the magnetic force within and around a magnetic material.
using right hand thumb rule
finger : in direction of current
curd it : in direction south - north
there will be point upward
hence force is directed upward
(F) = I (l*b)
F= IlB Sin∅
F= 1.50*2.20*0.55*10⁻⁴
F= 2.3925*10⁻⁴ N
Finger: upward direction
Curd it: In north direction
Force is directed in east to west
F = IlB
F= 1.5*2.90*0.55*10⁻⁴
F= 2.3925*10⁻⁴
since current and field is opposite direction so, < ∅ = 80°
No force will cut on wire ∝
F₃= 0
Therefore, the force is 2.3925*10⁻⁴.
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