Calculating Current in a Coil: 50 Turns, 4.0 cm Diameter, R = 0.50

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The discussion revolves around calculating the current in a coil with specific parameters: 50 turns, a 4.0 cm diameter, and a resistance of 0.50. The original poster is struggling to find the correct answer despite providing equations and previous solutions with different values. There is a sense of urgency as the question is about to expire, prompting requests for assistance. Participants express confusion about the relevance of the provided solutions to the current problem. The thread highlights the importance of clarity in problem-solving and the need for accurate calculations in physics.
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Homework Statement



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for values 50 turn, 4.0 cm diameter, R = 0.50, surrounding 2.0 cm diameter, 20cm long, 200 turns, 60Hz through I_sol=(0.50A) sin(2πft) the solution would be:

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tried it a couple of times and I couldn't get a correct answer. Please help!
 
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Isn't the point what are your numbers?

I'm not thinking the solution of another problem is going to need much help.
 
LowlyPion said:
Isn't the point what are your numbers?

I'm not thinking the solution of another problem is going to need much help.

I'm not catching your point. I posted the solution to the same question but with different values to make it easier for people to determine the final answer to my values. If you can help then I'll be glad, if not then please ignore this thread. Thank you.
 
the question is going to expire in a few hours please help!
 
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