Evaluate what is the torque required to hold the loop

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Question: A small coil has a cross section of 4.5 cm2 and consists of 12 turns of wire. If the loop carries a current of 80 mA,

Part A: What is the torque required to hold the loop at right angles to a field of B = 0.010 T?

(N*m)

Please explain each step to determine the torque required to hold the loop.

Reference no: EM13714357

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