5. The magnetic flux through one turn of a 55-turn coil of wire is reduced from 29 Wb to 5.0 Wb in 0.80 s, which results in an induced current of 36000 mA. What is the total resistance of the wire in the coil

5. The magnetic flux through one turn of a 55-turn coil of wire is reduced from 29 Wb to 5.0 Wb in 0.80 s, which results in an induced current of 36000 mA. What is the total resistance of the wire in the coil

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