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Deriving the torque formula for a current loop
Hmmm. I've never actually heard of a magnetic dipole moment or its potential energy. Apparently this question is supposed to be solved using solely equilibrium equations and electromagnetism equations which don't already include torque. Thanks for trying to help though.- sweatpants
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Deriving the torque formula for a current loop
Homework Statement If you were given this question: http://img40.imageshack.us/img40/975/picture7we.png how would you go about solving it? Homework Equations I found a formula that makes this question seem a lot easier. Torque = NIAB. however, this formula is not on the formula...- sweatpants
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