(X) (X) W X (X) Bin Bin A uniform magnetic field points from the S to N and has a magnitude of 0.02 T. A straight copper wire of diameter 0.814 mm is placed in this field in the E-W direction. Find the value of current flowing through the wire so that it starts floating. This is called magnetic levitation. The density of copper is 8960 Hint: Start by setting up equations in terms of variables m³ kg before substituting numerical values. |= A

(X) (X) W X (X) Bin Bin A uniform magnetic field points from the S to N and has a magnitude of 0.02 T. A straight copper wire of diameter 0.814 mm is placed in this field in the E-W direction. Find the value of current flowing through the wire so that it starts floating. This is called magnetic levitation. The density of copper is 8960 Hint: Start by setting up equations in terms of variables m³ kg before substituting numerical values. |= A

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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