Physics · Magnetic Effects of Electric Current
A current-carrying wire is placed horizontally in a magnetic field directed from the North pole (placed vertically above) to the South pole (placed vertically below). If the wire is deflected towards the geographical South direction, what is the direction of electrons in the wire?
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- 1North to South
- 2East to West✓
- 3South to North
- 4West to East
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East to West
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