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A horizontal wire supports it weight in a 0.001T magnetic field, oriented orthogonally to
the wire. This is due to current running from left to right in the wire. Calculate the current
through this wire that will just support the weight of the wire (over the length of the wire).
The length of the wire is 0.5 m, and the mass of the 0.5 m section is 50 g. [give your
answer in units of Amps]

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