A loop of radius a = 9.5 cm lays in the x-y plane, in a region of uniform, time-dependent magnetic field B =1.6(T/s)t k, where t is time. If the loop has a resistance R = 4.1 ohms, the magnitude of the current in the loop is closest to

A loop of radius a = 9.5 cm lays in the x-y plane, in a region of uniform, time-dependent magnetic field B =1.6(T/s)t k, where t is time. If the loop has a resistance R = 4.1 ohms, the magnitude of the current in the loop is closest to

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