20%) Problem 4: A single-turn rectangular wire loop has a resistance equal to 1.8 2 and ne dimensions shown in the drawing. The magnetic field at all points inside the loop varies ccording to B = Boe at, where Bo = 0.25 T and a = 200 s¹ To X X ^ X art (a) What is the magnitude, in amperes, of the current induced in the loop at t = 1.0 ms? I₁0.02668 X Incorrect! X (b) What is the magnitude, in amperes, of the current induced in the loop at t = 20.0 ms? 68*10-31 x X X X X X x X 5.0 cm X x x X X X X X X X X 2.0 cm X B X

20%) Problem 4: A single-turn rectangular wire loop has a resistance equal to 1.8 2 and ne dimensions shown in the drawing. The magnetic field at all points inside the loop varies ccording to B = Boe at, where Bo = 0.25 T and a = 200 s¹ To X X ^ X art (a) What is the magnitude, in amperes, of the current induced in the loop at t = 1.0 ms? I₁0.02668 X Incorrect! X (b) What is the magnitude, in amperes, of the current induced in the loop at t = 20.0 ms? 68*10-31 x X X X X X x X 5.0 cm X x x X X X X X X X X 2.0 cm X B X

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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