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The radius of tangent galvanometer coil is 16 cm. Find the number of turn in its coil if a current of 40 mA is required to produce a deflection of `30^(@)` in it from magnetic meridian. Horizontal component of earth's magnetic field is `36 xx 10^(-6)T`.

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