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An electro magnetic wave of wavelength `300` metre can be transmitted centre.A condenser of capacity `2.5muF` is available.Calculate the inductance of the required coil for a resonant circuit.Use `pi^(2)=10`.

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`1xx10^(-8)"henry"`
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