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A wire of length "L" and mass "m" is kept on a rough horizontal surface of coefficient of friction mu. There exists a uniform magnetic field B in vertical downward direction. A charge q is passed through the wire in a very small time interval. The wire will come to rest after a time find ,((qLB)^(x))/(mu mg) Find value of x

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