A square loop of side $\lambda $ is placed in the neighbourhood of an infinitely long straight wire carrying a current $I_1.$ The loop carries a current $I_2$ as shown in figure
AThe magnetic moment of the loop is ${{\vec P}_m}\, = \,{l^2}{I_2}\hat k$
BThe magnetic moment of the loop is ${{\vec P}_m}\, = \,{l^2}{I_1}\hat k$
C
The potential energy of the loop is minimum
D
The torque experienced by the loop is maximum
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AThe magnetic moment of the loop is ${{\vec P}_m}\, = \,{l^2}{I_2}\hat k$
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