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4. In the rectangular wire of length I and width w, there is a uniform magnetic field B = Bosin?wt into the area it bounds. The wire has a resistance R. 1 X X X X X XBX X X X X X W Figure. 3 Find the current in the wire and discuss its direction of flow (clockwise or counterclockwise).

4. In the rectangular wire of length I and width w, there is a uniform magnetic field B = Bosin?wt into the area it bounds. The wire has a resistance R. 1 X X X X X XBX X X X X X W Figure. 3 Find the current in the wire and discuss its direction of flow (clockwise or counterclockwise).

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