Please help me with this question. I Review I ConstantsA vertically oriented square loop of copper wire falls fromrest in a region in which the field B is horizontal, uniform,and perpendicular to the plane of the loop, into a field-free region, see (Figure 1). The side length of the loop iss and the wire diameter is d. The resistivity of copper isPR and the density of copper is Pm. If the loop reachesits terminal speed while its upper segment is still in themagnetic-field region, find an expression for the terminalspeed.Substituting the expressions for FB and m into second Newton's Law.Fв= mgR= Pm8Td²gB²sv,Td?16PR= Pm STd²g16PRPM9UtEVALUATEPart OHow does the terminal speed depend on the magnetic-field magnitude B?• View Available Hint(s)Figure1 of 1O Ut ~Square loop ofcopper wireks = side lengthX X XO The terminal speed does not depend on the magnetic-field magnitudeX x x xBx xAbove this line:B uniform and horizontals = sidelength- 1/BO vt ~O vt ~- 1/(B²)Below this line:B = 0d = wire diameterSubmitUcerminal

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A vertically oriented square loop of copper wire falls from Substituting the expressions for FB and m into second Newton's Law. rest in a region in which the field B is horizontal, uniform, and perpendicular to the plane of the loop, into a field- free region, see (Figure 1). The side length of the loop is s and the wire diameter is d. The resistivity of copper is PR and the density of copper is pm. If the loop reaches its terminal speed while its upper segment is still in the magnetic-field region, find an expression for the terminal speed. FB = mg Bs²v = Pm STd²g B² sv, nd? 16pR = Pm 8Tdg 16PRPM9 EVALUATE Part O How does the terminal speed depend on the magnetic-field magnitude B? • View Available Hint(s) Figure < 1 of 1 O vy ~ B

A vertically oriented square loop of copper wire falls from Substituting the expressions for FB and m into second Newton's Law. rest in a region in which the field B is horizontal, uniform, and perpendicular to the plane of the loop, into a field- free region, see (Figure 1). The side length of the loop is s and the wire diameter is d. The resistivity of copper is PR and the density of copper is pm. If the loop reaches its terminal speed while its upper segment is still in the magnetic-field region, find an expression for the terminal speed. FB = mg Bs²v = Pm STd²g B² sv, nd? 16pR = Pm 8Tdg 16PRPM9 EVALUATE Part O How does the terminal speed depend on the magnetic-field magnitude B? • View Available Hint(s) Figure < 1 of 1 O vy ~ B

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