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A magnetic needle is arranged at the centre of a current carrying coil having 50 turns with radius of coil `20 cm` arranged along magnetic meridian. When a current of `0.5mA` is allowed to pass through the coil the deflection is observed to be `30^(@)`. Find the horizontal component of earth's magnetic field

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