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Calculate the current passing through a coil of diameter 20 cm , having 50 turns, when the magnetic field at the centre of the coil is `2.5xx10^(-6) T `.

A

`1.6` ampere

B

`160` ampere

C

`80` ampere

D

`0.8` ampere

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