(a) (b) own in the above figure is (a) A circular loop of radius 4 cm lying flat in the x-y plane; (b) The loop is bent about its diameter along two mutually perpendicular planes; then (c) folded in half unto itself. Also shown in the figure is a vector representing a uniform magnetic field of 0.4 T permeating the whole gion directed at an angle of 32 degrees with the x-y plane. Suppose the loop transitions from configuration (a) to (b) in 0.03 seconds and from (b) to (c) in 0.04 seconds. Iculate the average EMF induced in the loop as it transitions from configuration (a) to (b). (report your answer in Sl units.)

(a) (b) own in the above figure is (a) A circular loop of radius 4 cm lying flat in the x-y plane; (b) The loop is bent about its diameter along two mutually perpendicular planes; then (c) folded in half unto itself. Also shown in the figure is a vector representing a uniform magnetic field of 0.4 T permeating the whole gion directed at an angle of 32 degrees with the x-y plane. Suppose the loop transitions from configuration (a) to (b) in 0.03 seconds and from (b) to (c) in 0.04 seconds. Iculate the average EMF induced in the loop as it transitions from configuration (a) to (b). (report your answer in Sl units.)

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Chapter19: Magnetism

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