Don't understand with what the question want

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The discussion revolves around a physics problem involving a square coil made from a long wire. Participants clarify that the phrase "square coil 0.1m on a side" indicates that each side of the coil measures 0.1m, confirming it is indeed a square shape. There was initial confusion regarding the dimensions of the coil, with some suggesting alternative interpretations. Ultimately, it is established that the coil has 10 turns, resulting in a total wire length of 4m. The participants agree on the calculations needed to determine the angle between the coil's plane and the magnetic field when in equilibrium.
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A long piece wire of mass 0.1kg and length 4.0m is used to make a square coil 0.1m on a side.The coil is hinged along a horizontal side,carries a 3.4 A current,and is placed in a vertical magnetic field of mahitude 0.01 T.

(a)Determine the angle that the plane of the coil makes with the vertical when the coil is in equilibrium.

I want to know what is meant by the 'square coil 0.1m on a side' phrase ?Is it mean each length of the coil is 0.1m ? or only one length is 0.1m and the other end is 3.9m making the dimension of the coil is (3.9 x 0.1) ?

Thanks for anybody that spend sometime on this question .
 
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Something is wrong in the question. Either it is .4 m long and a square .1 m x .1 m. or it is 4 m. long and a square 1 m x 1 m.

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Ok ,anyway thanks for your help in this question.Thanks.
 
I think there is no mistake in the problem. The square coil has 10 turns.


Each coil length = 4 X 0.1 = 0.4 m
If the coil has 10 turns, total length = 10 X 0.4 = 4 m

Gamma
 
Your assumption is right Gamma and I can calculate the angle made between the plane of the coil and magnetic field.
 
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