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Current is flowing in a wire frame kept as shown in the figure where EDCF is in y-z plane and AFCB is in x-z plane. Current in the wire frame is i and length of each side is a. Find the magnetic moment

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Above wire frame can be seen as composed of two rectangular wire frames where current CF of loop EDCF cancels current FC in AFCB
Magnetic moment `vec(M) = vec(M)_(1) + vec(M)_(2)`
`vec(M)_(1)` is magnetic moment of AFCB
`rArr vec(M)_(1) = ia^(2) hat(j)`
`vec(M)_(2)` is magnetic moment of FEDC
`vec(M)_(2) = -ia^(2) hat(i)`
So `vec(M) = -ia^(2) (hat(i) + hat(j))`
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