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The torque (T) that is exerted on a magnetic dipole moment (μ) depends on the orientation...

The torque (T) that is exerted on a magnetic dipole moment (μ) depends on the orientation of the magnetic dipole moment. Rank the three loops of wire carrying current shown in (Figure 4) in order by the magnitude of the torque exerted on them. Rank the magnitude of the torque exerted on the loops from greatest to least. If two loops have the same magnitude of torque, place one on top of the other. Reset Help Normal to loop is perpendicular to magnetic field. Normal to loop is parallel to magneticNormal to loop is at 45 degrees with field. respect to magnetic field. Greatest torque Least torque

The torque (T) that is exerted on a magnetic dipole moment (μ) depends on the orientation of the magnetic dipole moment. Rank the three loops of wire carrying current shown in (Figure 4) in order by the magnitude of the torque exerted on them. 
Rank the magnitude of the torque exerted on the loops from greatest to least. If two loops have the same magnitude of torque, place one on top of the other. 

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