magnetism?

I think the final answer should be by Bi2R but cannot understand the clear logic behind it
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Sukritya
Sukritya9mo ago
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Sukritya
Sukritya9mo ago
Please correct me if you think I am wrong...
myst1cboomer
myst1cboomerOP9mo ago
You did not use the information about torque though
Sukritya
Sukritya9mo ago
Bro we need to find normal reaction That's a force so why calculate torque
myst1cboomer
myst1cboomerOP9mo ago
To relate with mg? I think I get it lemme try I figured it out
Sukritya
Sukritya9mo ago
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Sukritya
Sukritya9mo ago
@myst1cboomer what's the answer? That Normal reaction is taken on the centre of mass a semi circular ring...i.e 2R/π from centre Since we are considering half ring...i took mg/2
myst1cboomer
myst1cboomerOP9mo ago
9 +solved @Sukritya
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