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Which of the following changes would result in an increase to the value of magnetic force...

Which of the following changes would result in an increase to the value of magnetic force experienced by the particle?

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Increasing the current through the wire

Increasing the speed of the particle

Changing the flow of current to be in the opposite direction

Changing the particle from positively charged to negatively charged.

Increasing the amount of charge that particle has

Increasing the distance of the particle from the wire
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