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A square wire of resistance `1.3Omega` and side `1cm` is moving in uniform magnetic field `B=1T` with speed `1cm//sec` as shown in figure then the current in loop is :

A

`41muA`

B

`54muA`

C

`61muA`

D

`31muA`

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C
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