A conducting loop in Figure Q2(b) moves at a constant velocity, u = f10 m/s away from a long straight wire carrying current of 12 A. If resistances R = 50 2, determine the current I2. Please take note that the direction of Iz is as defined in the figure. R I =12 A 8 cm R 10 cm 6 cm

A conducting loop in Figure Q2(b) moves at a constant velocity, u = f10 m/s away from a long straight wire carrying current of 12 A. If resistances R = 50 2, determine the current I2. Please take note that the direction of Iz is as defined in the figure. R I =12 A 8 cm R 10 cm 6 cm

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A conducting loop in Figure Q2(b) moves at a constant velocity, u = f10 m/s away
from a long straight wire carrying current of 12 A. If resistances R = 50 2, determine
the current I2. Please take note that the direction of Iz is as defined in the figure.
R
I =12 A
8 cm
R
10 cm
6 cm

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