Answer format:____ equation used in the calculation choose from : (Increasing /decreasing /not changing) with explanation A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A = 0.068 m² and resistance R = 0.75 . Aninduced current /= 9.7 mA is flowing clockwise as shown.(a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing?(b) The magnetic field is increasing / decreasing / not changing (choose one).X8BBⓇ

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A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A = 0.068 m² and resistance R = 0.75 2. An induced current /= 9.7 mA is flowing clockwise as shown. (a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing? (b) The magnetic field is increasing / decreasing / not changing (choose one). 8 • Ⓡ @ 8 080

A single circular loop is placed inside a uniform magnetic field B. The coil has area A = 0.068 m² and resistance R = 0.75 2. An induced current /= 9.7 mA is flowing clockwise as shown. (a) What is the rate at which the magnetic field is changing? (b) The magnetic field is increasing / decreasing / not changing (choose one). 8 • Ⓡ @ 8 080

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