A generator develops a maximum voltage of 155 V. A lightbulb that is placed in a series circuit with the generator draws an effective current of 0.60 A. What is the resistance of the bulb? A 1.3x102 2 B 1.8x102 2 C 2.6x102 2 D3.7x102 A 0.038-T magnetic field is directed horizontally. A 1.8-m straight wire moves in a direction 55° above horizontal. If an EMF of 0.21 V is induced in the wire, what is the wire's velocity? B3.1 m/s A 2.5 m/s C 3.7 m/s D4.6 m/s

A generator develops a maximum voltage of 155 V. A lightbulb that is placed in a series circuit with the generator draws an effective current of 0.60 A. What is the resistance of the bulb? A 1.3x102 2 B 1.8x102 2 C 2.6x102 2 D3.7x102 A 0.038-T magnetic field is directed horizontally. A 1.8-m straight wire moves in a direction 55° above horizontal. If an EMF of 0.21 V is induced in the wire, what is the wire's velocity? B3.1 m/s A 2.5 m/s C 3.7 m/s D4.6 m/s

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Chapter31: Faraday’s Law

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