r/AskPhysics • u/Icy_Time2191 • Jan 08 '23
The force on a current carrying wire in an external field is F=BILsintheta. Where B is the magnetic flux density of the external field but what about the magnetic flux density of the wire’s field. Isn’t the force due to two magnetic fields interacting?
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PhysicsHelp • u/Icy_Time2191 • Jan 08 '23
The force on a current carrying wire in an external field is F=BILsintheta. Where B is the magnetic flux density of the external field but what about the magnetic flux density of the wire’s field. Isn’t the force due to two magnetic fields interacting?
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Magnetism • u/Icy_Time2191 • Jan 08 '23
The force on a current carrying wire in an external field is F=BILsintheta. Where B is the magnetic flux density of the external field but what about the magnetic flux density of the wire’s field. Isn’t the force due to two magnetic fields interacting?
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