2. Circle coil area 3.0 square centimeter Placed in a uniform magnetic field (B) 0.5 tesla, directed towards the page as shown. If force (F) pulls the coil in the direction shown, the center area of the circular coil is 0 square centimeters in 1.0 s interval. F Bin X x x * LW 2.3Find the direction of the induced current flowing in the coil. Choices A.counter clockwise B.clockwise C.No induced current flows in the coil.

2. Circle coil area 3.0 square centimeter Placed in a uniform magnetic field (B) 0.5 tesla, directed towards the page as shown. If force (F) pulls the coil in the direction shown, the center area of the circular coil is 0 square centimeters in 1.0 s interval. F Bin X x x * LW 2.3Find the direction of the induced current flowing in the coil. Choices A.counter clockwise B.clockwise C.No induced current flows in the coil.

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Chapter31: Faraday’s Law

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Problem 31.8P: A strong electromagnet produces a uniform magnetic field of 1.60 T over a cross-sectional area of...

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