A square wire loop of 19 cm side and resistance 12 is in the middle of a magnetic field with outward direction of the page. 'В B The magnetic field grows with respect to time according to the equation B= 1 T+ 19 x10 ³t. The rate of change of the magnetic flux with respect to time is: a) d&B dt 685.9 μν b) C) dt d) d&B = 722 μV dt dB = 722 mV doB dt = 3610 mV

A square wire loop of 19 cm side and resistance 12 is in the middle of a magnetic field with outward direction of the page. 'В B The magnetic field grows with respect to time according to the equation B= 1 T+ 19 x10 ³t. The rate of change of the magnetic flux with respect to time is: a) d&B dt 685.9 μν b) C) dt d) d&B = 722 μV dt dB = 722 mV doB dt = 3610 mV

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Chapter13: Electromagnetic Induction

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