induced current is given by
i = emduced emf / Resistance
i = BL v sin ( 90 - x) / R = BLv cos x / R
now, considering equilibrium of force
force acts on wire = force acts due to gravity
Bi L sin (90-x) = mg sin x
B ( BLv cos x) L cos x = mg sin x
0.5^2*0.25^2* (cos 3)^2 v / 0.8 = 0.04* 9.8* sin 3
v = 1.053 m/s
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