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A conductor lies along the ` z`-axis at ` -1.5 le z lt 1.5 m` and carries a fixed current of `10.0 A` in `- hat(a)_(z)` direction ( see figure). For a field `vec(B) = 3.0 xx 10^(-4) e^(-0.2x) hat(a)_(y) T`, find the power required to move the conductor at constant speed to `x = 2.0 m , y = 0 m ` in `5xx 10^(-3)s` . Assume parallel motion along the ` x-axis`.

A

`14.85 W`

B

`29.7 W`

C

`1.57 W`

D

`2.97 W`

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