Current $'i'$ is flowing in the rectangular loop placed in the $xyz$ plane as shown in the figure. Find the magnetic moment of the loop
A$i(ab)\hat k$
B$iab(\cos 30\hat i + \sin 30\hat k)$
C$i\,ab(\sin 30\hat i + \cos 30\hat k)$
D$i\,ab(\sin 30\hat i + \cos 30\hat j)$
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C$i\,ab(\sin 30\hat i + \cos 30\hat k)$
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