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A long straight wire is carrying a current of I = 50A on the x-axis. A...

A long straight wire is carrying a current of I = 50A on the x-axis. A small square loop with area A = 25cm2 is set in motion with a velocity v = 1cm/s. If the loop is initially a distance (from the long wire to the closest segment of the loop) of d = 1.5cm away, what is the induced E in the loop?

If the loop has a total resistance of Rloop = 15 Ω, what force will the loop experience?

If there are no other forces, what do you expect to happen over time to the motion of of the loop?

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