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A flat 15 cm x 15 cm square coil has 30 turns and sits in the xy-plane. It carries a 33 A curret that is clockwise when viewed fro above the positive z direction. What is the torque as a vector on this flat coil if it sits ina 95 mT uniform magnetic field in the positive x direction?
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