Given the magnetic field Bx = 0.138 T, By = 0.162 T, Bz = 0.200
length of the wire L = 0.3 m, curent in the -ve z direction is A
we know that the force F = I lB sin theta
F =
lI X B
cross product of I,B is
i j k
0 0 -3
0.138 0.162 0.200
i(0 + 3*0.162) -j (0+3*0.138)+k(0-0)
F = 0.3((0.486) i - 0.414 j + 0k)
F = 0.1458 i - 0.1242 j +0k
magnitude is F = sqrt((0.1458)^2+(-0.1242)^2) N =
0.1915287967905 N = 0.192 N
the direction is theta = arc tan (-0.1242/0.1458) = -40.426
degrees
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