Magnetic Force in a current carrying coil

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Homework Statement

A rectangular loop with length of l = 0.30 m and width w = 0.12 m and a mass of 25-grams falls (from rest) a distance of .28 m before entering a constant magnetic field that points out of the page. The internal resistance of the wire is 5.5 \Omega.

(i) What is the speed of the loop when it first enters B_Out. (The magnetic field).

Here I think i can just use v = \sqrt{2gd} = 2.34 m/s. (correct me if this is an incorrect way of finding this.)

(ii) If, while the loops enters the magnetic field, it moves at a constant speed, then what is the magnetic force.

Here I'm stuck but I am thinking there is just some equation that I am missing but I've been searching my book and haven't found anything helpful.

(iii) What is the magnitude of the magnetic field B_Out.

(iv) What is the magnitude of the induced current.

I'm thinking I can use I = \frac{LBsinø}{F} for this..

I just want to focus on (ii) right now because I think (iii) and (iv) depend on (ii)'s answer and hopefully are easy.

 

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Ok I think I've worked out (ii) Since the loop has constant velocity this means the acceleration is zero. This must mean the Force of Gravity and Magnetic Force are canceling each other (they are equal) which means F = mg = 245.25N. I still need some help on (iii) and (iv) though.