Physics, 26.04.2021 21:00, hallmansean04

Imagine conventional current running up the right, around and back down left side of a loop of wire. The magnetic field inside the loop of wire will be directed . a) out of the page.
b) into the page.
c) the fields will cancel each other out.

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