A current travelling around this solenoid is creating the magnetic field shown. /(electric current) Odown B (magnetic field) O up 100 What direction is the (conventional) current travelling where the green arrows are? B

A current travelling around this solenoid is creating the magnetic field shown. /(electric current) Odown B (magnetic field) O up 100 What direction is the (conventional) current travelling where the green arrows are? B

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Chapter24: Magnetic Fields

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A magnetic force arises when a charged particle or a current-carrying conductor is placed in a magnetic field. It is created because of the movement of the charged particles.

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A current travelling around this solenoid is creating the magnetic field shown.
/(electric
current)
down
B (magnetic field)
up
100
What direction is the (conventional) current travelling where the green arrows are?
B

A current through the wire creates the magnetic field shown.
What direction is the (conventional) current travelling through the wire?
Oright
Oleft

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