A wire in horizantal direction carrying current 55A and a 74C point charge 19cm below the wire is moving parallel to wire. If the mass of charge is 58g what would be the minumum velocity, v so that charge wont fall down?gravity in vertical direction. (take g=10m/sec^2, pi=3.14, Ho=4pi*10^-7Tm/A)

A wire in horizantal direction carrying current 55A and a 74C point charge 19cm below the wire is moving parallel to wire. If the mass of charge is 58g what would be the minumum velocity, v so that charge wont fall down?gravity in vertical direction. (take g=10m/sec^2, pi=3.14, Ho=4pi*10^-7Tm/A)

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