A small permanent magnet is located on the x-axis with the center at cm. The magnet’s North pole is at location cm and the South pole is at location cm. A current loop is placed in the y-z plane, such that its center is at the origin. It has a radius R=3cm and has a current of 0.6A. Knowing that the magnetic field at the orgin is T, calucate the magnetic moment of the permanent magnet. Viewing the current loop from the permanent magnet’s perspective, what is the direction of the conventional current in the loop, clockwise or counter-clockwise?

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A small permanent magnet is located on the x-axis with the center at <15,0,0>cm. The magnet’s North pole is at location <14.5, 0, 0>cm and the South pole is at location <15.5, 0, 0>cm. A current loop is placed in the y-z plane, such that its center is at the origin. It has a radius R=3cm and has a current of 0.6A. Knowing that the magnetic field at the orgin is <0,0,0>T, calucate the magnetic moment of the permanent magnet. Viewing the current loop from the permanent magnet’s perspective, what is the direction of the conventional current in the loop, clockwise or counter-clockwise?