1. A rod of length L rotates countelockwise with constant angular velocity w about one end in a constant magnetic field (as shown in the figure). Find the magnitude and direction of the motional emf in the rod.

1. A rod of length L rotates countelockwise with constant angular velocity w about one end in a constant magnetic field (as shown in the figure). Find the magnitude and direction of the motional emf in the rod.

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countclockwise with constant
angular velocity w about one end in
a constant magnetic field (as shown
in the figure). Find the magnitude
and direction of the motional emf in
the rod.
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