Fleming Left Hand Rule Physics Question
i know the force on the LHS is into the paper and the force on the RHS is out of the paper, so wouldnt that make the coil turn anticlockwise?
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i know the force on the LHS is into the paper and the force on the RHS is out of the paper, so wouldnt that make the coil turn anticlockwise?
i know the force on the LHS is into the paper and the force on the RHS is out of the paper, so wouldnt that make the coil turn anticlockwise?
If you position your eye as shown in the diagram above, we will see that the coil turns anticlockwise.
But the description given by the solution is positioning the eye as shown below.
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