A current loop is placed near the end of a large magnet as shown. Determine the...

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A current loop is placed near the end of a large magnet as shown. Determine the direction of the force on the loop due to the magnet. (Hint: does it attract, repel, spin, or do nothing?) Explain your reasoning. Suppose that the loop is oriented as shown. Now, what is the net effect of the magnetic forces exerted on the loop? (Hint: does it attract, repel, spin, or do nothing?) Explain your reasoning. Two small current loops are placed near each other, as shown. Do the loops attract each other or repel each other? If you believe that the loops do not interact, state that explicitly. Explain your reasoning. 1 N 2 00 A current loop is placed near the end of a large magnet as shown. Determine the direction of the force on the loop due to the magnet. (Hint: does it attract, repel, spin, or do nothing?) Explain your reasoning. Suppose that the loop is oriented as shown. Now, what is the net effect of the magnetic forces exerted on the loop? (Hint: does it attract, repel, spin, or do nothing?) Explain your reasoning. Two small current loops are placed near each other, as shown. Do the loops attract each other or repel each other? If you believe that the loops do not interact, state that explicitly. Explain your reasoning. 1 N 2 00