**Problem 5. Harder:**"What 50 cm-long wire is immersed in a 4 T magnetic field as shown. From the wire is suspended a 200 g weight. What current (both direction and magnitude) is necessary to support the mass against gravity?"**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram shows a horizontal wire with a direction of current labeled as "I = ?". There is a 200 g mass suspended in the middle of the wire. The magnetic field is represented by several "×" symbols, indicating the direction is into the page. The setup requires calculating the necessary current to balance the gravitational force on the 200 g mass using the magnetic force.

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5. Harder What 50 cm-long wire is immersed in a 4 T magnetic field as shown. From the wire is suspended a 200 g weight. What current (both direction and magnitude) is necessary to sup- port the mass against gravity? X х х х X X 200 g X I = ? X

5. Harder What 50 cm-long wire is immersed in a 4 T magnetic field as shown. From the wire is suspended a 200 g weight. What current (both direction and magnitude) is necessary to sup- port the mass against gravity? X х х х X X 200 g X I = ? X

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"What 50 cm-long wire is immersed in a 4 T magnetic field as shown. From the wire is suspended a 200 g weight. What current (both direction and magnitude) is necessary to support the mass against gravity?"

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