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Using the right hand rule, what do the three numbered vectors represent in the diagram below?
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Using the right hand rule, what do the three numbered vectors represent in the diagram below?

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Using the right-hand rule, the correct answer is:

A) Magnetic field

B) Electric current

C) Force

The equation corresponding to this graphical representation is

F = IBL

where I is the current, B the magnetic field, L the length of the wire and F the magnetic force.
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