A loop of wire of radius 30 mm has electrical resistance 0.038 ohms. The loop is initially inside a uniform magnetic field of magnitude 1.8 T parallel to the loops axis. The magnetic field is then reduced slowly at a constant rate which induces a current 0.20 A in the loop. Find the time Δt it takes the magnetic field to drop to zero.

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