This document discusses the magnetic force on current-carrying conductors in several situations: 1) It explains Ampere's force law and how magnetic fields exert forces on currents. Magnetic fields inside and outside a current element are the same. 2) It shows examples of calculating the magnetic force on a finite wire, half-circle wire, and rectangular current loop using the right hand rule and Ampere's force law. 3) It discusses how no force is exerted between a straight wire passing through the center of a circular loop, both carrying current, due to the magnetic fields canceling out.