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5. In a simple thought experiment, a coil with a diameter of 2.0 cm. As with A = T d²/4. Calculate the c (01T) ( AO = Assume that the change occurs in = The coil has 80 turns. Calculate th N E = The coil is connected to galvanom galvanometer deflect? (a little, ful

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N
E =
The coil is connected to galvanom
galvanometer deflect? (a little, ful

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