A square loop with side L = 17 cm ( as shown in the figure below) is present in a Magneic Flux 37x ; Wb and is travelling at a velocity45 m/s , findu =the current in the resistor R = 1.6 Q.Enter the Amplitude of the current to complete this questions ( without the sign)yLR

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A square loop with side L = 17 cm ( as shown in the figure below) is present in a Magneic Flux R- 37x ; Wb and is travelling at a velocity the current in the resistor R = 1.6 Q. 45, m/s , find Enter the Amplitude of the current to complete this questions ( without the sign) y L R

A square loop with side L = 17 cm ( as shown in the figure below) is present in a Magneic Flux R- 37x ; Wb and is travelling at a velocity the current in the resistor R = 1.6 Q. 45, m/s , find Enter the Amplitude of the current to complete this questions ( without the sign) y L R

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A square loop with side L = 17 cm ( as shown in the figure below) is present in a Magneic Flux 37x ; Wb and is travelling at a velocity
45 m/s , find
u =
the current in the resistor R = 1.6 Q.
Enter the Amplitude of the current to complete this questions ( without the sign)
y
L
R

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