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Explanation / Answer


apply gravitational force of wire = magnetic forcer

0.2 mg =   ILB sin theta

so current I = mg/( LB sin theta)

i = 0.2*0.9*9.8/( 1 * 0.85 * sin 65)

i = 2.29 Amps -------------------<<<<<<<<<<<<<Answer


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for max current , sin theta = sin 90 = 1

so

I = 0.9*9.8/( 1 * 0.85 * sin 90)

I = 10.45 Amps

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