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Author:
Joseph Lee
Found on the 16th of July 2007

Giving you a new insight into the realm of hand-drawn art - TheBigScope

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Saturday, November 10, 2007

Since our paper ones are on Monday, I've decided to upload a picture explaining a simple analogy that you can use for attraction/repulsion of wires with current flowing through. It was a question in the June Physics 2007, and I know that there are people who do not understand the principle.

So erm... here it is!

Red lines indicate direction of force. Sorry about the crummy drawing. I did in in Paint for Daniel last night. Just thought it would be good to share, just in case. Hope it helps =)

-Joe

EDIT: The picture didn't load completely. Used in-built uploader instead. It's smaller, but still readable(I hope).

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